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    Minimum Rental Requirements

    Thank you for taking the time to apply for one of our rental properties. Below you will find a list of our minimum rental requirements to be considered for approval.

    Please review and check off each of the following requirements:

    1. What property are you applying for? *
    2. Application Fees are Non-Refundable. *
    3. Each occupant over the age of 18 must apply. *
    4. Each applicant must provide a legible copy of their State Issued ID or Driver’s License. *
    5. Each applicant must have and provide their Social Security Number for the purposes of processing their background, credit, criminal, and eviction history. *
    6. Each applicant must have a minimum credit score of 650 and must have no collections within the last year. We pull from TransUnion Resident Score. *
    7. Combined household income must be at least 3 times the monthly rent amount. *
    8. Each applicant must provide their 3 most recent Bank Statements showing an ending balance of at least 2 times the monthly rent amount. *
    9. Each applicant must provide 4 of their most recent pay stubs from their current employer(s). *
    10. Each applicant must have good rental history with No Evictions. *
    11. The Mor Group does not accept co-signers for this rental application. *
    12. Regarding Service Animals, Assistance Animals, or Emotional Support Animals: Applicants must provide documentation from a Physician, Psychiatrist, Social Worker, or other Mental Health Care Professional showing that the animal provides emotional support that alleviates one or more of the identified symptoms or effects of an existing disability. *

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    How to Know If a Property Is a Good Investment in Las Vegas

    How to Know If a Property Is a Good Investment in Las Vegas

    The difference between a property that builds long-term wealth and one that drains your capital comes down to strategy, numbers, and market understanding.

    At The Mor Group, after more than 20 years working in real estate sales and property management in Las Vegas, we’ve seen what works—and what doesn’t.

    Here’s how to evaluate whether a property is truly a smart investment in Nevada.

    1. Start With the Numbers — Not the Emotion

      A beautiful property doesn’t always mean a good investment. The first question is always: Does the deal make financial sense?

      Key metrics every investor should analyze:

      • Cash Flow (Income – Expenses)
      • Cap Rate (Net Operating Income ÷ Purchase Price)
      • Cash-on-Cash Return
      • Rent-to-Price Ratio

      💡In today’s Las Vegas market, most strong rentals fall between 4%–6% cap rates, with anything above that considered a strong opportunity, depending on the area.

    2. Location Still Drives Everything

      In Las Vegas, micro-location matters more than ever.
      Strong investment areas include:

      • Henderson (family-driven demand + appreciation)
      • Summerlin (higher-income tenants + stability)
      • Southwest Las Vegas (rapid growth + affordability)

      Red flags:

      • Oversupplied areas
      • High vacancy pockets
      • Areas with declining rental demand

      💡 A “cheap” property in the wrong area is almost always a bad investment.

    3. Understand Rental Demand (Not Just Price)

      Many investors focus on purchase price, but rentability is what pays you monthly. Ask yourself:

      • Is there consistent tenant demand in this area?
      • What type of tenant does this property attract?
      • How fast do similar properties rent?

      💡 Example: A luxury home may look attractive—but may sit vacant longer than a well-priced 3-bedroom rental.

    4. Factor in ALL Costs (Most Investors Don’t)

      This is where many deals fail. True expenses include:

      • Property management (typically 5%–10% in Las Vegas)
      • HOA fees
      • Maintenance & repairs
      • Vacancy allowance
      • Property taxes & insurance

      💡 If you don’t calculate these correctly, your “good deal” can quickly turn into a negative return.

    5. HOA & Community Rules Can Make or Break Your Investment

      Las Vegas has many HOA communities—and not all are investor-friendly. Always verify rental restrictions, policies, and HOA fees.

      💡 Some HOAs limit rentals or increase costs over time, impacting ROI.

    6. Appreciation vs Cash Flow — Know Your Strategy

      Not all investments serve the same purpose. Two main strategies:

      • Cash Flow → Monthly income (rentals)
      • Appreciation → Long-term value growth

      In Las Vegas:

      • Henderson & Summerlin → appreciation + stability
      • Central / older areas → stronger cash flow

      💡 The mistake: trying to get both perfectly in one deal.

    7. The Hidden Factor: Property Management

      A good investment can become a bad one with poor management. At The Mor Group, we’ve seen great properties underperform due to bad tenants, and strong deals fail due to a lack of proper oversight

      💡 Professional management should always protect your income, the property condition, and the long-term returns.

    8. Year Built Matters More Than You Think

      The age of the property directly impacts maintenance costs, tenant appeal, and long-term performance.

      Newer homes typically require less maintenance and attract higher-quality tenants, while older properties may offer better pricing but come with higher repair risk.

      💡 Always balance price vs. long-term upkeep when evaluating older inventory.

    9. Community Potential & Direction

      Not all neighborhoods are moving in the same direction.

      Ask yourself:

      • Is this an up-and-coming area with growth and development?
      • Or an older community with increasing crime or declining demand?

      💡 The right neighborhood trajectory can significantly impact both appreciation and tenant quality over time.

    Las Vegas is still one of the most dynamic real estate markets in the U.S.—but success comes from strategy, not luck. The right property, in the right area, with the right numbers… That’s what builds real wealth.

    Thinking About Investing in Las Vegas?

    Contact The Mor Group — 20+ years. Real results. Always Powered by Kindness.

    📞 Call Cassie Mor at 702.501.1095 🌐 Explore more at TheMorGroup.com

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