Plus, there's pretty much unlimited land.

Nonetheless, I know a few high volume flippers and successful landlords who are using them if for no other reason that they offer nominal savings but mostly an unlimited supply of easy to get money, once you qualify.

Gathering the Decision Information You NeedBelow I did a basic comparison between Phoenix and Las Vegas.Some observations:Both cities appear to be healthy and growing.Phoenix property prices are likely be lower and appreciate more slowly than Las Vegas due to unlimited urban sprawl.

My Verizon unlimited at 20+ MBs is $40 a month and my ATT unlimited is $23 a month.

Many older multi families do not have separate utilities, so you will either be stuck paying for the tenant's unlimited utility usage or you will have to go through the monthly process of dividing the costs and billing each tenant.

I consider the next house to be the pennies 🤷🏼‍♂️ They are, after all, in unlimited supply.

Also, Scottsdale has a law in place that restricts short-term rentals from allowing more than 6 adults to stay at a time (unlimited dependents of these adults allowed). 

No one had unlimited money. 

It's also nice that BECU doesn't limit you to locking in three total fixed rate draw throughout the life of the draw period (like PenFed), but allows you an unlimited number of times that you can lock in a fixed rate, as long as you don't exceed three fixed rate draw at one time.

I recall that one of the podcasts which was probably in the 40-56 range, there was a guy who was discussing his lease and how he gets his tenants to sign a contract with the power company which provides unlimited repairs to their utilities.