[Heyygirl]

Originally Posted by vegas2005

Thanks for the feedback. That make perfect sense. 1974, right?

What zips do you see value in? I have 89131 as the best value, although, it seems deserted a bit up that Northwest corner.

Any thoughts? Thanks.

Bought there last year. Very happy with the purchase.

[jfkIII]

I think Freddie is spanking Fannie.

[007 license to sell]

Whether your a buyer or a seller this article may interest you even if it's about commercial buyers. This could have an affect on other properties values down the road. And it's a good sign that big investors believe Vegas will come back, they are looking at 10 to 20 yrs down the road for a turn around, and in the mean time they will sit on the investments before they do anything with them.

Foreigners paying top dollar for distressed properties March 14, 2011 By Buck Wargo International investors are swooping into Las Vegas and purchasing distressed commercial real estate, many times blowing away much lower offers from domestic buyers.Source: Las Vegas Review Journal

[Scott456]

Please note the above quoted article is only about commercial properties.
But most of the readers on this board are concerned with residential properties.

[olecapt]

Originally Posted by 007 license to sell

Whether your a buyer or a seller this article may interest you even if it's about commercial buyers. This could have an affect on other properties values down the road. And it's a good sign that big investors believe Vegas will come back, they are looking at 10 to 20 yrs down the road for a turn around, and in the mean time they will sit on the investments before they do anything with them.

Foreigners paying top dollar for distressed properties March 14, 2011 By Buck Wargo International investors are swooping into Las Vegas and purchasing distressed commercial real estate, many times blowing away much lower offers from domestic buyers.Source: Las Vegas Review Journal

Buck Wargo is not going to be pleased to find out 007 moved him from the LV Sun to the RJ....

[007 license to sell]

Originally Posted by Scott456

Please note the above quoted article is only about commercial properties.
But most of the readers on this board are concerned with residential properties.

I put the article in about commercial only because it shows that some investors believe Vegas will come back and as a home buyer the buyer could take heart that there are people that believe in Vegas and it's not all doom and gloom.
With this market it has to be looked at with cautious optimism.

[JohnG72]

Originally Posted by 007 license to sell

I put the article in about commercial only because it shows that some investors believe Vegas will come back and as a home buyer the buyer could take heart that there are people that believe in Vegas and it's not all doom and gloom.
With this market it has to be looked at with cautious optimism.

^^^^^^^^ What does this mean, particularly the bolded section?

[MadManofBethesda]

Originally Posted by 007 license to sell

I put the article in about commercial only because it shows that some investors believe Vegas will come back and as a home buyer the buyer could take heart that there are people that believe in Vegas and it's not all doom and gloom.
With this market it has to be looked at with cautious optimism.

Originally Posted by JohnG72

^^^^^^^^ What does this mean, particularly the bolded section?

Which of the four words didn't you understand?

[vegas2005]

Ya, it may come back in 15-20 years. Have fun waiting. Although, living here is not too bad, with the low taxes and good weather.

Its just too bad that most of the people here are "flakey", and there is not much community pride to go around.

[jhiker1o]

Originally Posted by vegas2005

Its just too bad that most of the people here are "flakey", and there is not much community pride to go around.

Hehehehe you must have missed all my posts about Spring Valley.