@Shaun Reilly The property is located in downtown Las Vegas.

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Possibly looking into purchasing a couple of units in Las Vegas - zip code 89108, and was wondering if any locals could give me their "view" on the particular market.

San Francisco was at 23.9%, Las Vegas 22.3%, and Atlanta, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, Minneapolis, Phoenix, Portland, San Diego, Seattle and Tampa showed double-digit gains.But Dallas increased 7.4%; Washington, D.C., 7.2%; Cleveland, 4.8%; and New York, at 3.2%.And even with the housing price increases, we are still 26% below peak prices.

I bid 190K on a SFR in Vegas, went to lunch and found out it already closed at 190,500.

Plus, I think the cap is less meaningful for duplexes, especially for a potential owner-occupied place, like you see more often in SF than in Vegas I think..

Through the real estate downturn, Austin remained very stable, and it was never over-inflated like Vegas or Phoenix.

This is similar to how I view the Vegas and Phoenix markets.

:it's the first time I hear that someone is buying rentals in 55+ community.I think it would cut down on your pool of renters in a major way...A friend of mine inherited a condo in a 55+ community in Las Vegas a couple of years ago and the lawyer in charge of the estate had quite a bit of trouble finding a buyer, but eventually he did.

I've been doing some research on local area clubs online and have found most clubs have stopped meeting or have outdated information online.Is any one a member or know of a REI club in the Las Vegas area?