The records indicate Paddock owns or owned two properties in Reno.
Paddock purchased a home in the Sierra Canyon by Del Webb neighborhood in Somersett in June 2013, according to the Washoe County Assessor’s Office.
He also owned a unit at The Montage on Sierra Street, which he purchased in 2012. He sold it in December 2016, according to the assessor.
According to neighbors, Paddock lived with Marilou Danley at the Somersett house. Neighbor Susan Page described the two as “closet people” who “kept to themselves.”
“I never saw them,” she said of her neighbors on Del Webb Parkway.
Page, 68, moved here from Texas in July. A few weeks later, she said she saw Danley pack up her car and leave.
She said the house has been empty since.
“A few weeks later, she said she saw Danley pack up her car and leave.”
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I’d bet that figures in all this somehow.
http://www.newsweek.com/las-vegas-gunman-stephen-paddock-neighbors-say-recluse-675584
Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock’s former neighbors in Reno say the reclusive resident had a gambling problem, a large safe in his garage, avoided saying hello to them, and often left for six months at a time with his girlfriend, Marilou Danley.
“Wow,” said Darline McKay, who lived next to Paddock for two and a half years when Paddock and Danley lived in Reno as recently as July. “I knew he was a professional gambler. Now I wonder if he was keeping guns in that safe.”
McKay and her husband, John, noticed an “enormous” safe when Paddock opened his garage door, and found it strange. She called the pair recluses, but said she used to chat with Danley when the two pulled weeds in their front yards.
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The gunman and his girlfriend moved around constantly, and public records show they had properties in Arkansas, Nevada, California and Texas over the past few decades. Paddock has had a pilot’s license since at least 2004, and has two registered aircrafts, according to public records. He has also held hunting and fishing licenses. He has acted as manager of an apartment complex in Las Vegas, and has been an editor for the defense and aerospace company Lockheed Martin. His home in Mesquite, in a golfing and retirement community, was worth $350,000.
Police said Paddock had a gambling problem, and The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that he sued The Cosmopolitan, a casino on the Las Vegas Strip, for negligence in 2012. He claimed he “slipped and fell on an obstruction on the floor” and suffered injuries as a result of the “dangerous condition.” Both sides agreed to drop the lawsuit in October 2014.