Medlock II, @Richard Harrington, @Josh McNicollHere are a few of the places in the US our members are currently investing in:Jacksonville, Florida; Illinois; Kansas City; Indianapolis; Las Vegas; Nebraska; California; Yuma, Arizona; Seattle, Washington; MemphisIn KoreaBusan, Sokcho, Seoul, Gangnam, SamsungWorldwideHong Kong; Ireland; Taiwan; Myanmar; PhillippinesThanks as always to the BP Community in helping me find my way.

I moved to Las Vegas just before the market downturn, from the SF Bay Area.  

.), big corporation committing to the area (Zappos into old downtown Las Vegas, or multiple businesses moving in (see link about Detroit timeline of business activity and their locations)http://www.quickenloans.com/press-room/detroit-timeline/But all it takes is one bad crime to occur on your property and it can become a "worst case" scenario for the owner. 

Anyone going to this event in Las Vegas?

We are now invested in Northern California, and also in Las Vegas, Florida and western/central New York. 

I am now on track to get my first wholesale deal and I would love if someone can point me in the right direction of some Investor Friendly Title Companies in Las Vegas!

It's not like you are going to the casino every Friday to spend your paycheck on BS *ahem.* Granted I am glad that I am not in that bad of a spot where I am having to make "deals" with collections, I aim to keep my credit as high as possible.  

we do mid term fully furnished in Vegas and that has been a very good experience for us.

It has a pool, game room, laundry and it's close to the casino and downtown.

Listen to Spencer Cornelia's BP podcast - he tried to do a flip in Cincinnati from Las Vegas and learned some lessons along the way.You can only BRRRR if you find a property that you can buy way below market and add significant value to boost the ARV.