There are also a lot of new developments and an expanding/newer Casino which sparked development in the city.

Even with that off our plate, you still have customer service with the guests, mostly answering questions during the booking and check-in process.Funny enough, in exploring the possibility of buying a condo or two here in Las Vegas to turn into AirBnB rentals, it led me to @paulapant site, where she had done the same thing, and then to here.I'll echo one last thing that's been said here.

So I'll pick their brains as well.I spoke to my cousin, who lives in LA and has a few properties in Vegas.

Florida, some areas in Baltimore, maybe Vegas... hmmmm...  

This guy does huge huge residential and commercial developments in CO, FL, CA, and Las Vegas.

So you know my bias, I am a Realtor in Las Vegas and my practice is almost exclusively remote investors (other states or countries).

My wife and I were suckered in on a trip to Las Vegas before we were even married or better yet even engaged! 

Hello everyone, Has anyone looked into the Las Vegas market recently?

So, we looked at other markets, where I've invested in and continue to, like Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Kern County, and where there are higher returns that can be made.

D's and F's here are the same as D's and F's anywhere else, just costs way more here.We also don't have such drastic swings like many other markets- so you're probably not going to find massive appreciation in a short amount of time like we're seeing in places like Vegas.