I currently possess several properties in NC and Las Vegas.

I'm Brad Radlosky from Las Vegas, NV passionate about real estate investing.

Buying an investment property in Las Vegas @Josh Salapare could be a smart move, especially if you’re set on moving there in a couple of years.

Las night, she sent a text (along with a video) showing that the hot water doesn't come on from the kitchen faucet.

We just had lunch with a small business owner couple from Las Vegas who moved here because they liked Waco so much more than Vegas for raising their kids.

My target as of now is the general Las Vegas area.

I'm starting to look at Reno/Lake Tahoe which is about a 4 hour drive and Las Vegas but my goals are different from yours - I would buy this house to rent out and in the future, move into it as a primary when I decide to retire/semi-retire (Nevada has no state income tax unlike CA).

I had purchased one of these "Legal Packages" to hide your assets from Anderson Advisors in Las Vegas back in 2018.

Unless you have an STR-friendly HOA in a tourist hotspot (Honolulu, Las Vegas, etc...), I personally don't like properties with HOAs if your plan is to run them as STRs.  

It's worth noting, however, that in the long term, housing markets with abundant vacant land can significantly increase their inventory if policies and economic conditions favor builders.In markets like Las Vegas, where undeveloped land is limited, and population growth is strong and steady, housing inventory will continue to tighten.