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Why Invest in Las Vegas?

Photo by Neal Smith on pexels.com The goal of real estate investing is getting off and staying off the corporate treadmill. In order to get off and stay off the treadmill, you need a dependable passive income. How does Las Vegas meet this goal? Supply & Demand Unlike financial markets, real estate prices and rents

Two Ways to Cut Your Maintenance Costs

There are two points in the investment process where you can reduce maintenance costs. The first is when you purchase a property. The second occurs when you renovate it.

How To Select A Good Investment Location

As a real estate investor, the most important decision you will make is the location. As long as you buy in a good location, all but the worst mistakes will be corrected over time through rent increases and appreciation. However, if you don’t invest in a good location, you can do little to turn things around.

Investment Market Update + Is Las Vegas Running Out of Water?

Photo by Sung Shin on Unsplash In this month’s article, I will talk about the two most frequent questions I receive: the current investment market and Las Vegas’ water supply situation. Investment Market Update “Experts” frequently publish articles with clickbait titles like “Las Vegas Housing Just CRASHED.” Before I show you what is happening in

Invest Now or Wait for a Recession?

Market volatility doesn’t have to mean investment uncertainty, as long as you choose a combination of the right location (Las Vegas) and targeting the right tenant pool.

Retirement Accounts Lose Trillions, Now What?

The stock market is now officially in the bear territory and crypto has “collapsed.” For many, this market downturn wiped out years of savings and gains; nest eggs flew out the window. And, the situation is not going to get better any time soon. During a turbulent financial market, it is more important than ever

Impending 2008 Type Market Crash!

At least, that is what some “experts” are saying: “The housing market resembles 2007” Fortune.com May 17, 2022 “Housing Bubble Getting Ready to Pop“, Wolf Street, May 18, 2022 “Moore: Warning signs flash on housing bubble’s impending burst“, Boston Herald, May 13, 2022 There will be significant price declines in locations where speculation and COVID,

Achieving Your Passive Income Goal with Less Capital

Photo by Min An from Pexels The first step in any plan is to define the goal. Your goal might be a passive income stream of $10,000/Mo. If so, you will need to acquire multiple properties based on an assumption of a specific amount of cash flow per property. For example, if you assume that

Real Estate or REIT?

REITs are not the same thing as real estate. Each has advantages and disadvantages but they are apples and oranges. In this article, you will learn which is right for you.

Determining a Property Specific Maintenance Provision

A popular method for estimating maintenance cost is multiplying an arbitrary constant by the rent (the multiplier method). This method is not only wrong, it distorts actual return. There is a proven method for estimating maintenance cost in the commercial world, which you will learn in the article.

How Did Our Properties Perform In The 2008 Crash?

Las Vegas was one of the country’s hardest-hit metro areas during the 2008 real estate crash. In some areas, the vacancy rate in some tenant pool segments exceeded 50%. The only choice many investors had was short sale or foreclosure. However, our clients had no such problems because their income streams were unaffected.

Tenant Pool, the Second Most Important Decision

The second most important decision you will make is about the tenant pool. This article explains the importance of the tenant pool, general tenant pool characteristics, and why you must base your tenant pool selection on probable return, not apparent return.