My investor and I are looking at Las Vegas multi family homes.

Charlotte proper is getting a lot stiffer competition right now so I would suggest Rock Hill, Gastonia, Concord, Mooresville and with the casino coming - Kings Mountain - to start looking at alternative areas.

Good day all.I am wondering if anybody can refer a real estate attorney in Las Vegas that is familiar yet the Wholesale game.Thank you!

The rentals I bought in the past year in Vegas were for about 1.5%.

That being said, I suggest investing in your education on the asset class by attending a number of the Industry conferences like the annual Inside Self Storage Conference (April 2018 in Las Vegas), The Self Storage Association annual show, and the Self Storage Academy as you continue down this path.

In Vegas our water meters are at the curb and we often have underground leaks to the house that result in high water bills and even higher repair bills.

(Just a backstory - I am overseas at the moment and will return sometime and am doing homework now) I do not want to return to Las Vegas nor Denver where I am from.

I've focused on investor sales since I got my real estate license in 1999 in Las Vegas and San Diego and besides vacation rentals I focus on value-add apartment deals in Pacific Beach (near mission beach, both 92109) and single family house rentals in Las Vegas.

Not sure which Casino you work for, but there are multi-family deals in Elgin and Joliet that could work.

80% of my rentals in vegas are in hoas.