In Las Vegas, the time to evict is typically less than 30 days and usually costs less than $500.

For example, in Las Vegas the typical eviction takes less than 30 days and costs less than $500.

I can get some in Las Vegas and in Orlando.

Yes, the prices are low, but as Eric said, they were also "low" last year.I know that those casinos have been having huge problems as they borrowed gobs of money to build these things and cannot refi them now, since they aren't worth the amount borrowed.

Cheyenne, WYO, the name sends shivers down my Las Vegas sun drenched spine!

i bought my house a little over 7 years ago here in las vegas.

I found this video on LinkedIn discussing rental rates for 2012 and 2013:http://www.propertymanagementinsider.com/what-will-happen-with-apartment-rents-in-2013.htmlMy market is Las Vegas.

If you're that big a risk taker, take the money to a casino and put it on red.If you're roof collapses and your furnance dies, where are your cash reserves - then your tenant (who will be a pro at this in poor neighborhoods) will withhold rent for unacceptable living conditions.Be careful and stay away from sales pitches.

I've only gotten serious recently though.After going back and forth with emails and the elusive Las Vegas mentor not appearing out of thin air, I have taken it upon myself to try and work through what I have.From what I have watched and read recently, they all say start small.

I'm 32 years old and currently living in Las Vegas.