WAY overpriced, over developed, Insurance through the roof, condos are collapsing, in price, owners cant afford the assessments you want more LOL 

Maybe one of you can help....I run a property management company.I have a new prospect that wants to go through with a contract.

We would like to see no less than $100/mo positive cash flow on all rental units, and the closer we can get this number to $200+, the better.

This will be my first time buying a house and I would love to connect with some locals/Vegas investors and get some advice on the area.I got pre-approved today and have an agent through an investment firm that specializes in rentals/investment properties.

We've bought 150+ units that we've renovated and managed, and we also manage for others.Cash flow for anything you're looking for is not going to be that amazing most likely.

I have been investing for 3 years and so far my cash flow percentage (out of total rental income) is around 1.5%.

Consistently communicate with your investor list through email campaigns, providing valuable content that goes beyond investment offerings.Now for the fun part: asking for investments.

It is a great way to try to accumulate cash flow with less units, but you need to know where to buy, and underwrite and due diligence are key.Mobile home parks are a nice asset class, but much smaller.

It has positive cash flow of $150/month.

This person would assist with documenting our investment adventures, engaging with our audience, and ensuring a steady flow of valuable information.