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LAS VEGAS "could" be the best city in America for Rental Houses...
...but it isn't. Give it a year or two after it bottoms.
So why does no ever talk about Vegas's upcoming water shortage?
Just like nobody talks about the Bay Area's upcoming earthquake.
So why does no ever talk about Vegas's upcoming water shortage?
He is not going to answer any questions. He is a realtor. He wants people to buy. He won't buy himself and rent it out cuz he knows the risk involved in buying.
The Rich Dad Poor Dad guy is the same way. He wants people to buy but doesn't have rentals himself. The way he makes money is from selling his books.
Realtors are scammers. They say anything, do anything to get you to buy or they won't get a commission.
Based on how the majority of posters on this blog feel about realtors, it's funny how LASVEGASWINNER keeps coming back and posting his drivel. Maybe the Rich Dad book he read told him to never give up. There's always a sucker out there who will believe your lies.
90K is too much. Nevada is practically bankrupt.
And California isn't? California is worse than Greece.
The typical las vegas house from the past 15 or so years is narrow, with garage in front and the door on the side of the house (where you can't see the entrance from the front of the house, not exactly safe). Cracked white or pinkish (puke) stucco, tile roofs, 15 foot setback in front yard, 10 feet on the sides, 20 feet on the back. No privacy, very little parking available for guests. Poorly built, poorly designed. There's very little difference between the houses and a double wide trailer.
And nowhere for kids to play.
The typical las vegas house from the past 15 or so years is narrow, with garage in front and the door on the side of the house (where you can't see the entrance from the front of the house, not exactly safe). Cracked white or pinkish (puke) stucco, tile roofs, 15 foot setback in front yard, 10 feet on the sides, 20 feet on the back. No privacy, very little parking available for guests. Poorly built, poorly designed. There's very little difference between the houses and a double wide trailer.
Sounds like a typical Bay Area house. Only the Bay Area version was built in 1940's and has termite infestation.
Poorly built, poorly designed.
That's the majority of homes everywhere. The only difference is some have great locations and others have poor locations. Anywhere in Vegas is a poor location.
Isn't Vegas just a desert with casinos? Where are the (real) jobs? Or is gambling with houses as much a vital part of the "economy" as regular gambling?
90K is too much. Nevada is practically bankrupt.
And California isn't? California is worse than Greece.
Yup, agreed. California is in a world of hurt. The only difference is that here you can get a job paying 90k or more. At least for now.
The only difference is that here you can get a job paying 90k or more.
With a big percent of the population retiring, that's not going to be so much of a factor affecting house prices, any more. As far as the weather, there are many much cheaper places with much better weather than the Bay Area - any coastal area south of the border is a prime candidate.
"Negative equity is so bad in the state, Chide said, modifications without principal reduction were no longer enough to keep borrowers from walking away.
LOL
The Rich Dad Poor Dad guy is the same way. He wants people to buy but doesn't have rentals himself. The way he makes money is from selling his books.
Realtors are scammers. They say anything, do anything to get you to buy or they won't get a commission.
Exactly, if these were such hot investment opportunities I doubt LasVegas"Winner" would be even mentioning them here.
Based on how the majority of posters on this blog feel about realtors, it's funny how LASVEGASWINNER keeps coming back and posting his drivel. Maybe the Rich Dad book he read told him to never give up. There's always a sucker out there who will believe your lies.
Yeah, and his threads are more or less spam for his buyers agent business.
"Negative equity is so bad in the state, Chide said, modifications without principal reduction were no longer enough to keep borrowers from walking away.
Most of the seasoned bulls still don't understand the cascading effect of $1 negative equity over the period of 30 years.It is like - but,but I got my rent check and I am cash flow +ve. LOL.
Can we all agree that "Tarara Boomdea" is one of the most awesome screen names in Patnet history?
Exactly, if these were such hot investment opportunities I doubt LasVegas"Winner" would be even mentioning them here.
He must be pretty desperate to be posting on a site that doesn't fall for that drivel.
He must be pretty desperate to be posting on a site that doesn't fall for that drivel.
Pretty much.
Thanks, Ellie! I alternate between Tarara, Mandy Lifeboats and Freda Slaves.
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Just like nobody talks about the Bay Area's upcoming earthquake.
Or the carcinogenic water created by the tech companies:
http://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/show_story.php?source=patrick.net&id=22807
Or the carcinogenic water created by the tech companies:
http://www.paloaltoonline.com/news/show_story.php?source=patrick.net&id=22807
That is the price you pay for being the center of Tech and called "Silicon Valley". What were you expecting ? If its not your cup of tea.. than there is little you can do here
We seriously need to get our tech mfg back into our borders, and get people jobs/income, and regrow our economy.
That is the price you pay for being the center of Tech and called "Silicon Valley". What were you expecting ? If its not your cup of tea.. than there is little you can do here
Yes, but all these things should be built into the price of the house, right? I am sure you can get a cheap Chernobyl house, right now, why not one in the Silicon Valley?
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There are 157 HUD Properties selling below $90,000 that can rent for $1000 a month, giving the investor 13% to 15% ROI if you get 10% down investor financing thru HUD.