Apartment Hunting in Las Vegas | What does a budget of $1500 Get You

We don't need ultra luxury just clean , quiet apartments with zero bugs , and A/C that works properly ... 24 hour security . 😊

I wish that apartment owners would realize that most people would prefer you do not include the gym, the pool, or the fancy espresso machine in the clubhouse, and instead pay a lower rent - and let the tenant take care of their workout and recreation needs.

I don’t like how they add the extra $300 fee. You’re right, just say it’s $1800.

I've lived in Vegas 2x as I have family there. There are lower rents you just have to look around. Many don't advertise, they just place a sign in the window. If you see a building you like just pop into the leasing office, they will know if anyone is scheduled to move within the next few weeks or months. Also, if someone is looking to get out of their lease. Let them know exactly what you want. Do you want a quiter area away from kids, partiers etc. Do you want to be closer to the playgrounds if you have kids etc. Vegas is a 24/7 city so your car insurance is going to be high so include that in your budget.

WOW, I COME FROM A LOVING 2 PARENT HOME. My Dad Worked in Production for 39 Years, and Along the Way and Purchased 12 Rental Properties. But, This IS In A INDIANA AREA. He Accomplished This Back In 1970. What I Don't Understand The SAD LOGIC, with These Land Lords. They Already, Know Realistically, People Wages, Cannot, Keep Up With High Rent. My Dad was Decent, And Kept His Rent Reasonable, That's Why He Kept Tenant's 20 years. Thanks

Vegas rents have tripled in just a few years. Crazy

I bought a 2 bed, 2 bath townhome on Jones near Vegas Drive in September of 2023. I work at Red Rock Casino and needed a place closer to work and my location works out well. My mortgage is $1,550 with another $253 on top of that for HOA fees. After watching this video I think I got a good deal on the price of my townhome. I looked at renting for a few months before deciding to buy and the rent for 2 bedroom apartments at the time was between $1,800 and $2,200 depending on what part of town you're looking to live in. You don't have to be that close to the strip in order to find affordable rent but with the added costs, application fees, pet rent, etc, it can get unaffordable really fast to rent. Buying isn't much better with the cost of housing but if you don't need a lot of space then consider a condo or townhome. I paid $203,500 for mine and the mortgage isn't much more than the $1,600 that I had been paying at my last rental. I had to move because my landlord wanted to fix up the place and raise the rent substantially after we lived there for 11 years.

I was saying what's the catch when I saw 1599 a month...nice apartment though ....almost quit my job and booked my flight Joe 😂😂😂

ive been too all those places i was a delivery driver actually those arcade games at the howard hughs i delivered them those places are in the getto 😂😂

That first apartment had me...all that for just $1599? You pay $2500-$3500 for the same apartment here on Oahu. The lobby is gorgeous, the amenities are off the chain, and that sky roof with view is just perfect for relaxing & entertaining. Hope Ryan was able to grabbed that apartment. I bet in a year it will not be available at that price.

The High Line was very nice! Both places give you what you need, but High Line with the amenities you get would be the best value

Awesome video! Thanks guys.

bro this felt like an episode of apt hunters las vegas edition! you just needed a third option, then the final decision would have been really spicy

Wow what a great video ,I love the attention to detail and camera quality wow. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.

Thanks for the video Joe. I enjoyed watching.

Awesome video Joe! Rent is always on the up for sure.

Great video brother!!! Love the honest input and perspectives!!!

This was fun and informative. Wish we could tour more places! Thanks Ryan and Joe

Your hard work and dedication shine through. 💪

awesome video Joe!