It does well as it attracts medical, academic, athletic, and entertainment.

We've done buy and builds ourselves or can do BTS's but retail medicine in general has a hard time making the debt on a ground lease work, so if you are looking to do that the medical space is likely not the user for you, but if you were looking to BTS or to sell, its a solid end user to work with.

He went to BYU with the intention of becoming a doctor, but did poorly in chemistry which would be required as a prerequisite for medical school.

(So you don't help to build up the rest of our medical bills through the medical system of course.)

It's still a great area, but the appreciation popped so hard, the trajectory is going to be slower over the next several years.Also, if you have never room hacked, it's not that easy.

This approach can be particularly beneficial if you want to reinvest the income or use it to offset other taxable income.Cons: Properties with lower purchase prices may be in less desirable neighborhoods, which could mean slower appreciation and potentially higher maintenance costs.Appreciation Properties:Pros: Investing in more expensive properties in better neighborhoods can lead to significant appreciation over time.

The demand is still very strong.SummaryThe investment market in Las Vegas grew strongly in the first half of 2024 and is expected to continue growing, though potentially slower in the second half of the year (as long as the interest rate does not change significantly).

If you got of law school, medical school, dental school, or grad school, you could still qualify. 

We used to have in-house inspectors but it was hard to scale and with our heavies season being that of summer months, at 1000+ units we weren't able to hire enough inspectors for the last day of month move outs and first day of month move ins and then still keep them fully-employed in our slower season in fall/winter.

Jan-May 2022 has been slower than 2021 was.