This is how I judge others too, and my belief system tells me it's the right thing to do.But a few realities have surfaced lately.

Speaking from experience here, a lawsuit from Ole' boy Clay isn't anything to be afraid of.

Vegas has some of the lowest tax's in the US.. desert climate as oppossed to thaw freeze or deep south rain clay soils thunderstorms wind etc.. grass that grows a foot in one month  LOL.. and a big one is houses that were built with modern codes most with stucco and tile roofs.. compared to houses that are 50 to 125 years old . 

I'm really hoping to develop long-lasting professional relationships in order to establish myself as an international property investor.Thanks in advanceRyanHowzit Ryan, On the surface that 60% stands true although there is levels to this and many exceptions.

Originally posted by @Clay Lehman:@Adriana Diaz - the primary levers are price and marketing.

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Now, all of this is just silly nonsense on the surface.

The most important thing in business is understanding the risks which is much more important than the profit. everything you said below sounds good on the surface.

[On the surface, it looks like your multifamily investments have not served you well so far?]

I wiped down the walls with water with a hint of baking soda in the kitchen and rooms directly next to the kitchen, scrubbed all kitchen surfaces (including inside cupboards/drawers, along the sides/back of the range, etc), and left bowls of coffee grounds out for awhile.