As I’m sure you know, Las Vegas is SUPER cheap compared to most of California, Miami, or NYC.

Hello @Alyssa Dinson,The adage, "Live where you like, but invest where you can make money," is true and remote investing works, if you have an experienced investment team.We’ve run an investor services business in Las Vegas for over 17 years.

Our investor services business in Las Vegas has operated for over 16 years, and we always encourage clients to visit, especially for their first property.ReferencesEven with references, unless you know the area well and have real estate experience, you should see the property firsthand.

Below are my 2¢’s on a couple of topics.Section 8So far, we’ve had 6 or 8 clients try Section 8 in Las Vegas.

A Company called Gold Star Finance and James LaPushner - Following is their company into :James LapushnerManaging DirectorGoldstar Finance, LLC.4465 S Jones Blvd, Las Vegas, NV. 89103.Tel; Fax Number: Website; www.Goldstarfinancellc.comBE WARNED - the company looks 100% legit - we did extensive due diligence - they checked out.

Here’s a comparison:Income reliability and net cash flow: In Las Vegas, a fourplex in reasonable condition costs about the same as two single-family homes, but they attract very different tenants.

Plus, Memphis has been seeing some positive neighborhood revitalization, which could lead to nice appreciation down the road.Of course, all the markets you’re considering—Dallas, Austin, Houston, Columbus, Cincinnati, Nashville, and Las Vegas—have their own unique advantages and potential.

One of the agents @Eric Fernwood has posted several times on BP with charts and graphs comparing Las Vegas and a few other cities, appreciation over the years, etc.

Hey Anthony, did you ever find a resource for Las Vegas Code Violations?

I recommend you contact Capital Concepts out of Las Colinas.