It is according to Michael Eckerman of Real Estate Asset Management and Strategy firm, Novus Dia Financial. He feels Las Vegas, along with many other prime locations throughout the Southwest which were badly affected by the housing crash, are once again hot prospects for both first-time and experienced real estate investors.
Is There Really A Rental Property Boom? If So, Where Is It?
June 21, 2012 by
These days it’s pretty common to see articles with headlines that refer to “the hot rental market“, “rental property boom” and “soaring rental rates”. And I’m thinking “oh really?” Frankly, in my market, metro Atlanta, GA the only boom I am seeing is the number of investors from all over the world attempting to buy […]
Las Vegas Scammers Renting Out Vacant Homes To Unsuspecting Tenants
October 12, 2011 by
Real estate agents and law enforcement officials in Las Vegas have issued a warning about a new scam targeting renters in the area, which has also been reported in other areas of the U.S. The scam involves fraudsters posting ads for housing on websites such as Craigslist, offering a vacant property for rent. Interested persons call the number, go […]
Cash Remains King in Weak Market
June 23, 2011 by
Cash buyers are taking advantage of prices, and are betting that they cannot go much lower; last month they accounted for 30% of all existing home sales, up from 25% in May 2010. Just two years ago all-cash buyers accounted for just 12% of sales, but now many are being enticed by the prospect […]
America’s Top Invisible Real Estate Companies
February 4, 2011 by
Looking across the digital landscape of real estate brokerages, it’s easy to see why some businesses are prospering even in bitter economic times – and how some are failing miserably. Anyone who says online marketing and social media matter little is destined to failure. Even if online branding for the sake of good PR is the only gain, industry professionals can all benefit from online visibility. Many are however, invisible for all intents and purposes.
