I see lots of negative reports for many areas like vegas, phoenix etc., but I don't deal there.

Remeber that FL as well as CA, Las Vegas, AZ, etc. had huge booms and TX did not.

I bought the program as well as went to Vegas training came back and did 3 deals at 35% on each.

Just as casinos found when card counting started in blackjack... even when you tell people the answer, they still go with their gut!

I have chosen Atlanta, Philadelphia, and Las Vegas, so far, as out of state rental locations. 

I've been a broker in the Vegas market for a while, but I'm feeling that my area is a little too hyped right now.

I acquired a property in Las Vegas, NV in 2009.

You should see what is happening downtown for yourself everything from 99.9% occupancy rates, new business development, world class chefs, casino, lake, river, beaches, millennials are moving into and staying  within affordable downtown, major sports, new convention center and much more - its really AMAZING!!!!

. :) Deed restrictions (restrictive covenants) on a single family house in a planned community are not  uncommon around the country There are many in Florida Here is an example from one in Las Vegas.There might be some type of law from@Bill Gulley state http://www.city-data.com/forum/las-vegas/1184728-r...Here are the facts: Single family property purchased in 2005, subject to a mortgage of about $220K;At time of purchase, the seller (Developer) encumbered the Property with a Deed restriction prohibiting any renting of the Property.

i used Nevada  Corporate Headquarters which is a company in Las Vegas who put me in touch with Provident and NCH helped me to get an LLC set up for the SOLOK for which my rental properties now sit within.