Or this is just Vegas style of land-lording :)))

thanks for posting I am new in Vegas ,also on the lookout for deals

Hey Bigger Pockets,Many of us in the capital district are aware of the new casino being built in Schenectady, New York. 

@Corey Dutton  those states all have basically the longest foreclosure process. so lots of shawdow inventory.. and vegas had many people lawyering up stalling off the process.

If you are unwilling to put forth that effort, go to a casino.  

Proximity makes sense for the other popular Californian migration cities like Phoenix, Seattle, Las Vegas, and Portland, but i can't seem to understand why Californians prefer to migrate to Dallas/Fortworth, but not to Atlanta.

My investment market is Las Vegas, New Mexico which is a small town but it is my hometown so it works.

I'm not in Texas, but I've worked years in Las Vegas, and cutting the AC is absolutely not a good idea.

Two of us will be in Albany, New York next week for the NYHA Symposium where we will speak on two topics. http://www.nyhousing.org/012SympAgenda.pdfand again at the MHI Congress in Las Vegas in early April, http://www.congressandexpo.com/2012/Workshops.pdfand I have numerous state association commitments.

James, it's like going to Vegas... doing a deal like this takes guts, but as they say "no guts, no glory!"