on average rental prices are $1354. You can break up rental prices by bed athttp:// www.rentbits.com

Tue Apr 29 2008, 19:40

Well I hope you are still busy down there! Take it easy Dean!

Denton Ward

Wed Mar 19 2008, 10:00

Thanks for everything Denton. I think we have enough information so far. I live and breath this stuff too - I'm a Las Vegas home inspector.

Dean

Mon Mar 17 2008, 18:42

Nonetheless,

Those sites are good starting points for rental comps. Also calling a local (to the property you want to purchase) property manager can help you and your friend decide whether the market is worth pursuing. Property managers are usually frank about the market, vacancies, tenants, and lease amounts.

All the well, if you have any other questions about investing, or if you or your friend want to bounce any ideas off me, feel free to.

Real estate investing in my only job, while I live and breath it!

Thanks for the message back!

Denton Ward
Nationwide Real Estate Investments
http://www.erealtyinvestors.com

Mon Mar 17 2008, 17:48

Not really looking to do either at the moment. An out-of-state friend asked me for the research. He's interested in the foreclosure market, but not in the immediate future is my guess.
Thanks for your info.

Dean

Mon Mar 17 2008, 16:50

You can always check http://www.rentals.com for comps, or at http://www.craigslist.org

Are you looking to buy or sell?

Look forward to hearing from you!

Denton Ward
Nationwide Real Estate Investments
http://www.nwrei.net
http://www.erealtyinvestors.com (coming soon...)

Mon Mar 17 2008, 14:49

Again, not a problem Dean. On the way and sent it direct to your email since Trulia's doesn't have file attachments. No sence playing email tag.

Always good to know another local home inspector. Thanks!

Mon Mar 17 2008, 14:17

Roberta:

Thanks again. I allowed viewing of my private email in my profile, but just in case, my email address is dmcglasson2@cox.net. I hate spam too. I'm a local home inspector here in Vegas and I do a lot of advertising through email, but I also know how frustrating and time consuming it can be going through all the junk email out there. BTW - If you ever have a need for a good, local home inspector, I'm experienced, reputable and reasonable. Again, I appreciate the info.

Dean

Mon Mar 17 2008, 13:48

No problem Dean.

If you add your contact to your Trulia profile or send an email to me, I'll forward the information I have. Includes the zip codes with the YTD information you're looking for and a valley wide overview of rental price trends. It's not top secret or that I want your email, just a little much to try to post it all here.

Roberta -at- Search4LasVegasHomes.com

Replace the -at- with @.. Sorry, I also hate getting spam

Mon Mar 17 2008, 12:37

Thank you so much for your information. Unfortunately I do not have MLS access. What I'm trying find are rates and statistics for single family homes renting in the south and southeast valley - Geen Valley, Anthem, Seven Hills, Henderson, etc. (spec. 89011, 89012, 89015, 89052, 89074 . . . ). I am trying to determine how much an investment property could rent for in a specific area and how long it would it take to rent it out, given the current market. Thanks again!

Dean

Mon Mar 17 2008, 09:04

Hi Dean,

I have access to the average rental price by zip code, for the rental properties listed on the Las Vegas MLS. Just get in touch with what you're looking for. Obviously that wouldn't include those from unlisted property management or private owners, but it might give you a ball park.

If you wanted to check the actual Vegas rental listings currently available on the MLS for a specific area, you can do that at my search site if you'd like.

http://search4lasvegashomes.las.mlxchange.com/?Page=909721

Just select #7 Residential Rentals, and on the next screen enter a high end price, along with any other criteria. Can also specify a street or subdivision and see if anything availble.

Other than that, there's Rental Slicer, although it appears they only collect data available from other sites on the net and for some reason include places in CA among the Las Vegas listings. Also seems to lean more towards apartments, but again might give you some idea.

http://www.rentslicer.com/Nevada/LasVegas

Sun Mar 16 2008, 20:08