If there were no Coronavirus, Las Vegas looked really good going into the spring busy season.Crossing my fingers that the LV Strip gets opened soon, but first step is to have vaccine to slow virus.Terryhttps://www.westport-news.com/news/article/Vegas-area-home-prices-set-record-before-15184636.php

I looked uppublic records, everything looks pretty normal.

For the record I didn't say he is making a killing.

Just for the record, I have a cabin in Sevierville in Sky Harbor.

I have just set a record time for listing, showing and renting an apartment.The tenant was very cooperative and I ensured that everyone wore gloves and masks.

There are going to be a lot of foreclosures soon with unemployment claims breaking records here also. 

From what I can gather, there has never been an established HOA so there are no records or anything to review.

I'm not as in touch with the latter, but obviously we're heading for record unemployment and people without jobs won't be buying houses to live in, so I have to think that's going to fall off a cliff too (like so much else).On the other side, I'm also hearing that a lot of homeowners haven't gotten the memo yet and are still asking sky-high prices.

Check the public court records if available online in your area. 

If the companies you are dealing with have experienced track records of success, they should be able to provide plenty of data.