Where to Buy Las Vegas Investment Properties in 2026
We analyzed 10 years of median rent and time-to-rent data across five Las Vegas Valley areas to see where our target investment properties have performed best and what has changed in 2026....
Is Las Vegas Running Out of Water? Why Its Water Supply Remains Secure
Is Las Vegas running out of water? Despite falling Lake Mead levels, Southern Nevada has spent decades preparing for drought. Deep-water intakes, major pumping infrastructure, aggressive conservation and changing water-use rules make Las Vegas one of the most water-secure major cities in the desert ...
Why I Continue to Choose Las Vegas for Rental Property Investment
Las Vegas does not lead every investment category, but it offers a rare combination of population growth, low operating costs, strong long-term appreciation, and limited land for new construction. Here is how it performed when I applied my city-selection criteria....
Should You Hold Your Nevada Rental Property in an LLC? What to Check Before You Transfer Title
Thinking about moving a Nevada rental property into an LLC? Before you transfer the deed, understand the potential effects on your mortgage, title insurance, transfer taxes, hazard insurance, lease documents, and future refinancing. This guide explains the practical steps and the professionals to co...
Las Vegas Real Estate Investment Market Report, June 2026
The June 2026 Las Vegas investment property market shows a strong rental market and a stable sales market. Rents remain near a 13-month high, rental supply fell to about 0.9 months, and well-priced homes are still selling quickly despite higher mortgage rates....
How Professional Property Managers Screen Tenants and Reduce Rental Risk
Most tenant problems start long before the lease is signed. In this article, Angela Valdez of Lantana Property Management explains how experienced property managers screen applicants, identify warning signs, and reduce vacancy and turnover risk by selecting reliable long-term tenants....
An Outlook on the Mortgage Interest Rate
Barry Habib, one of the mortgage industry’s leading analysts, believes mortgage rates could move lower over the next 12 months even if inflation temporarily rises. His thesis: weakening economic growth and recession fears may eventually outweigh inflation concerns and pull long-term interest rates...