Fat Gross Hog asked:


I’ve been been told that Las Vegas is the fastest growing city in the country, so it’s a great place to invest in real estate. However, I see a lot of vacant homes in Vegas, and lots of lots of new tracts of homes being built with few if any buyers, signaling that the area is getting overbuilt. I’m also seeing that Vegas has very low wages, and that the economy is heavily dependent on entertainment and tourism, which will undoubtedly diminish with the coming recession–could someone convince me that Las Vegas is a good bet for real estate investment?

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The Shayman asked:


Pretty self explanatory.

Living in Las Vegas.

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cman@VA asked:


I am trying to sell a single family home for short sale to avoid foreclosure. Looking for a reliable and well established agent with experience with short sale homes.

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lili asked:


I just got my real estate license in Las Vegas and I would like to join a company that does not require me to join the Realtor association.Also is ,can I belong to the MLS with out being a Realtor? is a big expense when you are starting and I will like to avoid it(the Realtor) until I get settled in the field. any information you guys can give me it will be greatly appreciated.

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trinity2s asked:


What should I mostly focus on?

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viene_coyne asked:


My husband and I are tired of living in the northeast because of the cold season. We are planning to move to Las Vegas to be close to his brother for a future collaboration of a project and at the same time relocate there. I am just curious, because I’ve heard that the school system in Las Vegas *****? How really bad it is? How come the residents themselves are discouraging us to move. My husband is a schoolteacher and we need to know how is the education system there? What are the other bad things that residents talk about their own Las Vegas. I used to live in NYC but I never dread living there. Currently, we live in CT, although we don’t think we dislike it here other than the too expensive real estate and too high electricity rates , and the extreme cold weather we still think it’s best for us to relocate to Las Vegas–urbane, lower taxes, no winters, and its opportunities. What do you think? Is Las Vegas a really a hateful place that even its own residents dread living?

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Aaron S asked:


If not Las Vegas, where would you invest?

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