I was wondering if the OP was connected to or owned the Institute of Luxury Home Marketing.

So it will vary....If the OP is concerned about the stairs, I would go into the city and ask about old stairs - without giving an address.

I don’t have an answer for you OP but will be following this thread because I want to know as well.

In some, if not most cases, the mortgagee isn't even informed of additional assignments of proceeds.Wendell, my comments were addressing the OP I did not listen to your podcast and my due diligence comment applies to the entire site, not saying you or anyone has bad information (that said is not an endorsement either) but there is some bad information on BP given by the public. :)

AFAIK texas is not that bad investment wise,  and,  if possible I would suggest the OP try buying close to home first. 

My point was - the OP was looking for "VR friendly markets" and "areas with favorable VR laws". 

To the OP's question, I did not find rah, rah, rah ... and I learned something practical at both events.

I wish the OP well but I’d never buy in the NE part of Vegas.

That's not the OP's problem.

OP, your attitude shows your immaturity and lack of compassion for folks (more experienced than you) who are merely offering a helping hand for free - no one is saying you need to agree with everything.