Hi,Can people who have expertise in Las Vegas market please recommend a few class A/B neighborhoods?

What does it take to manage a mobile home park.Today, I finally decided to come out of the shadows and share my experienceWe have  28  ytd flips in Las Vegas, 4 in Texas.

I had two try this one us and we just said no and they clsoed anyway.. we had a sale yesterday to a hedge fund that closed with no hitches we have one today in Vegas were we had a FHA buyer  the only issue is they had to get a letter from their employer that they will be back to work once the 30 day closure of all Casinos' is over.. so thats closing today with no concession.. 

And Lord knows I have paid my tax's over the years so to me its like a tax rebate.Also when I was walking my dog this afternoon here in Vegas..

My husband and I are visiting L.A. and we will be checking out small multi-family units to buy and hold in the Las Vegas area Monday, 12/26 to Thursday, 12/29.We are looking for an agent who is investor friendly and/or manages small multi-family units.Also, if you are familiar with Las Vegas area, please let me know what are the better areas to invest.

Here is Russellville we have the 3rd largest university in the state and are about to get a very large casino resort.Honestly, if I had $150k in cash I would be looking to put $50k down on three different properties and spread the risk. 

i know i want to get involved with real estate,i just bought my first house at 62 yrs old in las vegas,im a truck driver,would like to get another house as a rental

Hi all,I have choice of move to Las Vegas or New York or California.I own two LLC , for tax purposes which is the best state to live?

@Colin C Barrett Let's split the $12,000 and go to Vegas for the weekend and I'll tell you everything I know about real estate.

Then, Intuit increased the price to $125 per year and then Intuit stopped selling the tables and forced everyone to switch to Quickbooks.I had no problem with trying to switch to Quickbooks and I purchased the full version three times for about $500 each time and literally threw the software in the trash because it asked too many questions during the setup, was cumbersome and difficult to use, was so complicated it left room for making too many errors, had too many whistles and bells to deal with and there three things that make me hate Quickbooks with a passion and they are:1) it is web based and super slow when changing screens, 2) the software has so many screens to enter information on it is difficult to know whether or not information you enter goes to where it was supposed to go e.g. you may accidentally type in a wrong number, or you may enter data as a debint when it should be a credit and3) Intuit is greedy and found that they could charge $109 per month for the software and the tax tables and that comes out to $1308.00 every year, or $13,080 every 10 years compared to the $99 or $990 every 10 years I was paying for Quicken that was simple to setup and use, but it still had some file storage problems that were fairly frustrating to deal with.I had a major IRS audit about 10 years ago and it was the first major audit I dealt with for several real estate properties in California, Idaho, Las Vegas and Colorado.