From 2002 to 2004 prices for homes in Las Vegas were low and properties cash flowed. Prices skyrocketed into 2006 and have since come back down between 30 – 50%. If you are a real estate investor investing in single family homes once again you can get positive cash flow in Las Vegas. If you are looking to buy as a first time buyer or owner occupant you can get a home for near 50% of what it was only 2 years ago. Las Vegas is now on sale.
Las Vegas has lead the nation in foreclosures for over a year now and the prices have come down to levels that we all can afford to buy.
On July 12th and 13th we will be hosting the first “Foreclosure Buying Bus Tour” in Las Vegas. Please contact us as soon as possible if you plan on making it to this event. We will be touring approximately 30 reo (bank owned) foreclosed homes in the Las Vegas area with values ranging from 50 to 70 cents on the dollar. Once pre-qualified you will be able to put in offers on the spot and get great properties that will cash flow. Click here to learn more!
In Las Vegas over the next 5 years over 40,000 new hotel rooms will be built. At approximately 7 jobs per room this will require over 280,000 new jobs for the area within those same 5 years. Analysts predict a major housing shortage within the next few years in Las Vegas as builders have nearly stopped building. Las Vegas continues to be one of the fastest growing cities in the Nation. Now is the time to buy. Rents have steadily been increasing in the Las Vegas market and prices could be as low as they will ever be.
Local specialists will be on hand to cover every aspect of your purchase of a home in Las Vegas. Along with local foreclosure specialists and real estate investors we will have property management and lending personnel on hand to help to make the process effortless. Join us for a weekend of fun in the sun in beautiful Las Vegas.
Please call Glenn Plantone at 1.866.447.2037 or email at gsplantone@gmail.com for more information or to sign up for the event.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment