Miranda McCullough - Mahsheed Real Estate S.0187297

Miranda McCullough - Mahsheed Real Estate S.0187297 I specialize in residential Real Estate. I'm here for all your buying and selling needs! S. 0187297

03/04/2026

📍 7250 White Dove Dr. #104 Las Vegas, NV 89149 
Painted Desert Guard Gated Community ✨

Guard gated + secondary coded gate for added security 🔐

Enjoy access to the Painted Desert Golf Course, clubhouse, fitness center, pools, and beautiful walking trails throughout the community 🌴⛳️

Single-story, villa-style condo with no neighbors above ✨

DM for more details or call/text 702-556-5225.

701 Wheat Ridge Ln.  #203Las Vegas, NV 89145Offered at $260K————————————————————1,168 sq ft 📏 2 Bedrooms 🛏 2 Bathrooms 🚽...
06/11/2025

701 Wheat Ridge Ln. #203
Las Vegas, NV 89145
Offered at $260K
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1,168 sq ft 📏
2 Bedrooms 🛏
2 Bathrooms 🚽
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✨ Kitchen has granite countertops & stainless appliances
✨ Walk-in closet in both bedrooms
✨ 3 community pools, a clubhouse, & gym
✨ Washer & dryer convey with sale

Contact me for more information or to schedule a showing
📱 702-556-5225

Don’t skip this part!Sometimes when we talk about real estate, we get really technical. 🤓We focus on the square footage,...
04/28/2025

Don’t skip this part!

Sometimes when we talk about real estate, we get really technical. 🤓

We focus on the square footage, the number of beds and baths, the market value, the reno costs, etc. 📊

It’s easy to reduce a house down to what it technically is: a bunch of walls, a floor, and a roof.

But in reality, a house is so much more than just its parts. It’s about the feeling of the place, the way it supports your life, and how well it acts as a haven for you and your loved ones. 🥰

It’s worth it to find the right place for your family because your home is where you make the memories that you’ll carry with you forever.

Share with a friend buying a home!

Miranda McCullough
REALTOR®
S.0187297
at RE/MAX Advantage
702-556-5225

Can we all just agree…Bringing your dream home to life has to be one of the most exciting opportunities in real estate. ...
04/27/2025

Can we all just agree…

Bringing your dream home to life has to be one of the most exciting opportunities in real estate. 🎉

But there are critical things to keep in mind as you go through the building process so you end up with the house of your dreams:

1. Contracts are KEY: Know your contract inside and out and fully consider every detail. Remember, once you sign, the contract is a legally binding document. Take your time and make sure to ask all of your questions. 📋

2. Inspections are your friend: Don’t ever skip your chance to get an inspection! Even with new builds, small problems can happen. Your inspection is your chance to catch those issues and get the builder to fix them so you’re not on the hook. ⚒️

3. Patience is a virtue: Plan for delays and give yourself a flexible timeline. Remember, you’re building your dream home! Embracing the process and remembering to be patient will help you have the best experience when building your forever home. ⌛

Make sure to save this post for later and comment “FUTURE HOME” if you’re interested in building your forever home!
Miranda McCullough
REALTOR®
S.0187297
at RE/MAX Advantage
702-556-5225

⏰ This might surprise you… But buying a home isn’t something you can just hammer out in a week or two. In fact, it often...
04/24/2025

⏰ This might surprise you…

But buying a home isn’t something you can just hammer out in a week or two.

In fact, it often takes months longer than buyers are expecting! 📆

Finding the right house alone usually takes a few months, but then you also have to go through the closing process. Closing takes at least a month on its own.

This is all to say that you should go into buying a home with little planning and preparation for a longer timeline.

If one of your goals for 2025 was to buy a home, there’s still time to make it happen. You just need to get started now! 💪

It’s time to take the first step! Comment "BUYER" to get started with your guide!
Miranda McCullough
REALTOR®
S.0187297
at RE/MAX Advantage
702-556-5225

🚨Pop quiz! What’s the difference between appraisals and inspections? If you said you don’t know… well, you’re up there w...
04/21/2025

🚨Pop quiz! What’s the difference between appraisals and inspections?

If you said you don’t know… well, you’re up there with most buyers and sellers. 😉

But it’s critical to know the difference, so let’s talk about it!

Appraisals focus on the home’s value. 💰 During the closing process, the buyer’s lender will order a home appraisal. The appraiser will take a look at the house and decide its fair market value. The lender then uses this appraisal to make sure that the house isn’t worth less than the amount that the buyer is borrowing.

Inspections focus on the home’s condition–not its value. 🧰 The inspector will go through the entire property to check its construction, systems, and see if there are any issues.

The inspection is used by the lender, but it’s also the buyer to make sure you don’t get into a house that has secret problems hiding behind the walls.

Both the appraisal and inspection are important parts of the closing process that ensure the buyer gets into a house that’s worth the mortgage.

Questions about inspections or appraisals? Just send a DM to get them answered!
Miranda McCullough
REALTOR®
S.0187297
at RE/MAX Advantage
702-556-5225

Let’s be honest: this is one of those things about buying a home that can be just plain confusing! Figuring out when you...
04/20/2025

Let’s be honest: this is one of those things about buying a home that can be just plain confusing!

Figuring out when you’ll actually need to start making your mortgage payments can be a little tricky, especially if you’re trying to juggle the timing of your final rent payment too. 😰

Here’s what you need to know.

Mortgage payments are usually paid in arrears. ⏪ That means that each payment goes towards the previous month, not the next month like with renting.

However, your closing costs actually prepay your mortgage and the interest for the remaining days of the month. Then when you make your first payment, you’re paying for that month in between. 📅

What does this actually look like? If you’re planning to close on your home in April, your first mortgage payment will be in June.

That gives you May without a mortgage payment, which can come in handy for moving and furniture costs. 😉

Want to know the next steps to buying a home? Drop "BUYER" below!
Miranda McCullough
REALTOR®
S.0187297
at RE/MAX Advantage
702-556-5225

How do you deal with real estate challenges? Even with the best agent in the world, the closing process can get a little...
04/17/2025

How do you deal with real estate challenges?

Even with the best agent in the world, the closing process can get a little bumpy. 😅

Delays are commonplace and issues with the house, the negotiations, or the financing happen all the time.

All of this can make the closing process pretty stressful. 😟

Luckily, this is where a great agent will have your back! 💪

Remember, this is why you hired a trustworthy agent…

To let them deal with the issues and guide you through the process, even when challenges pop up.

If you find yourself in a stressful closing process, don’t panic and let your agent work their magic so that everything works out the way it should. ✨

Comment “HELP” below for the best real estate advice!
Miranda McCullough
REALTOR®
S.0187297
at RE/MAX Advantage
702-556-5225

Every buyer *needs* to know this! Do NOT make any big purchases before you close on a home. 💸This means no opening new l...
04/14/2025

Every buyer *needs* to know this!

Do NOT make any big purchases before you close on a home. 💸

This means no opening new lines of credit (like getting a car loan), adding to your debt, or buying anything that would cut into your savings.

Because if you do, you risk LOSING the house. 😭

These big purchases can affect your credit score and are a big red flag to lenders. ⛳

This can make it so you can’t get your mortgage, which means you can’t close on the house, which means you lose the deal and the house.

Want to avoid common buyer mistakes like this one?

Comment "BUYER" to unlock expert advice on finding your perfect home!
Miranda McCullough
REALTOR®
S.0187297
at RE/MAX Advantage
702-556-5225

Can you relate? 🙃 Buyers often get nervous when they submit their offers. They’ve heard about all the horror stories of ...
04/13/2025

Can you relate? 🙃 Buyers often get nervous when they submit their offers.

They’ve heard about all the horror stories of buyers who submit offers that get turned down over and over again. 😨

But usually that’s because those buyers make 1 of these top 5 mistakes:

1. They’re not pre-approved

2. They didn’t offer a strong price

3. They aren’t flexible with closing dates

4. They didn’t minimize your contingencies

5. They didn’t write a personal letter

If you want to avoid these mistakes, all you need to do is drop "BUYER" in the comments to get your free guide to homeownership! 👇
Miranda McCullough
REALTOR®
S.0187297
at RE/MAX Advantage
702-556-5225

Okay, okay, let’s actually talk about it: your budget and how much you can REALLY afford. 🏦When you know your budget, yo...
04/10/2025

Okay, okay, let’s actually talk about it: your budget and how much you can REALLY afford. 🏦

When you know your budget, you can make the best decisions and get a home that won’t leave you house broke!

Figuring out what you can really afford requires making personal decisions about what you want to put your money towards. Here’s one way to think about your budget

First, make a list of your monthly income, after taxes and deductions. 💰

Then make a list of your monthly debts: credit card payments, car loan payments, etc. 💸

Lastly, write down the amount you currently spend on housing.

Now that you have those numbers, let’s do a little math!

First, subtract your debts from your income, then subtract your monthly housing payment from that number.

This remaining amount is what you have to spend on everything else in your life like bills, savings, and fun stuff. It’s also what you can look at allocating towards a larger mortgage payment.

Most lenders recommend you spend no more than 29% of your income on your home, and no more than 41% of your income on your debts.

It’s up to you to decide if that’s what you’re comfortable spending that much or if you want to allocate your monthly funds in another way, like adding more to savings, or more for fun stuff.

Remember, you might get approved for more mortgage than you’re comfortable paying, so it’s important to know where your comfort level is so you can get into a mortgage that works best for you. 👏

Drop your questions about budgeting below—let’s talk!
Miranda McCullough
REALTOR®
S.0187297
at RE/MAX Advantage
702-556-5225

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