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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Please Help Las Vegas Investment

Joshua Castillo
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Hi Everyone,

I’d like to potentially invest in a property and would like to ask for advice/feedback on the potential purchase.

The property is in Las Vegas, Nevada. I’d be submitting a 82K offer with 20% down as an investment property. The community has potential rents of 1K and the property was previously long term rented at $875.

At 1K, this would potentially be $364/mo positive cash flow. $4,368/yr. Is this a good investment? What is yearly appreciation YOY in Las Vegas? 

Thank you!



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Will Fraser
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Hi @Joshua Castillo, welcome back to the BiggerPockets forums!

The "goodness" of a deal depends almost entirely on you and your goals, so instead of assessing that I'll speak to the flags I see in this description:

  • What will you do to raise the rents from what WAS $875 to what is now $1,000?  Was it just grossly under-rented or will some $ need to go into repairs and updates?
  • Are you using a Property Manager?  If so, be sure those are factored into your cashflow projections and you're okay with the results
  • Have you factored repairs&maintenance, and vacancy into your cashflow projections? 
  • Is this a property you'll be glad to own in 5 years?  How about 20?  

If all this checks out and it meets your personal goals and needs, then it seems like a deal to me!

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