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08/02/2021

The way we show homes has adapted quite a bit in the last year. Filming a home tour to add to your listing will increase the amount of buyers who can view your home. We can also offer virtual tours, if you’re up for it!

08/02/2021

The best protections from the outside world is a home you love and trust. Message me if you need help finding your place.

08/01/2021

You deserve better than paying someone else's mortgage. I'm here to help you through this tough time - you can count on me for all of your homebuying needs! Send me a message or leave a comment below to get started 💙

08/01/2021

Are you interested in buying or selling in Nevada?
I know I can find a home in your budget. Give me a call and tell me what you're paying in rent and I'll send you a home that you can afford with the same monthly mortgage payment.

07/31/2021

How Will The Raiders Affect Your Real Estate Investments?

It means that right now is the time to invest in Residential Real Estate. If you’re currently renting you’ll want to start thinking of buying within the next year – because an influx of 65,000 fans are expected to be in Las Vegas for the 2020 stadium opening – and a more competitive market leads to more competitive prices.

Moving to a new state? Within the next year & 1/2 will be the time to sell for the highest price per square foot. If you’re a Raiders fan – don’t wait till 2020 to purchase a condo or home- prices WILL go up with the completion of the stadium.

If you have questions about investing in real estate and don't know where to start, feel free to contact me. You'd be surprised about the affordable housing Las Vegas offers - you can buy a home here with a mortgage that's the SAME as what you're paying in rent each month.

07/31/2021

How does The Raiders affect the Real Estate Market?

Football games are on Sunday, Thursday & Monday and a few dispersed games on Saturday. Las Vegas is an easily reached destination. Vegas is only a 4-5 hour drive from LA, and flight prices range anywhere from $95-$150 (they’ll likely go up during season.) But really quick; let’s go back to the PSL license – “A PSL does not just grant you the right to purchase tickets — it obligates you to buy season seats every year…. A season ticket package requires purchase of two preseason games, eight regular-season games and any potential conference playoff games (LVS.) ”

Long story short – fans who have invested big $$$$ on a ticket, will be driving, flying, maybe even taking the bus down to Las Vegas in order to make the games they’ve paid for… and they’re going to need a place to stay. Las Vegas is a city of casinos and hotels – but that doesn’t mean every fan traveling down is interested in staying on the strip, and with an influx of fans into the city – they might not be able to afford, or are not interested in expensive Hotel & Casino rates plus rental cars, parking costs and the variety of other resort fee’s Vegas has recently become infamous for. A majority of Fans will likely be looking to AirBnB or rent homes over the football season, and we can expect major fans to invest in the housing market because per their PSL contract – they’re locked in.

07/30/2021

https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/housing/754-unit-apartment-complex-south-of-strip-set-to-open-by-years-end-2394441/

Las Vegas Boulevard is known for its towering hotel-casinos, though several miles south of the tourist corridor, closer to the M Resort, the street is lined with sprawling tracts of desert.

07/30/2021

https://www.reviewjournal.com/homes/resale-news/a-look-at-new-laws-that-will-affect-nevada-hoas-2387391/

In a two-part series Barbara Holland will review new state laws that will affect our Las Vegas homeowners associations.

07/29/2021

The new short-term rental law will become effective on July 1, 2022. How does this affect you???

With all of the recent news pertaining to short-term rentals, I thought it would be important to provide specific information per city and county regulations.

07/29/2021

https://www.reviewjournal.com/homes/real-estate-millions/shaquille-oneal-buys-las-vegas-estate-for-2m-2405521/?itm_source=parsely-api

Basketball Hall of Famer and TNT NBA analyst Shaquille O’Neal, who has business ties in Las Vegas, has sold the home he bought in Southern Highlands pre-pandemic and turned around and paid ne...

07/28/2021

Understanding real estate terms and navigating the homebuying process is where I excel, and I'm here to share my expertise with you! The answer to your questions is literally just a message (to me) away. 💬

07/28/2021

Purchasing new home construction is usually more complicated and intimidating than buying a resale home. It is important with a new-home purchase that a buyer hire a real estate agent to represent them in this process. A buyer also needs to have a real estate agent who represents them and looks after their best interests. This ensures that you will ask the right questions and seek the right information.

Not all builders are the same, so here's what I can do to help you with buying new construction:

1. Negotiating extras: Want upgraded counters or appliances in that new home? I can help you with all those extra perks, amenities, and upgrades.

2. Right Community: Help you find the house and community that fits your circumstances and interests, including costs, commute time, schools, price, features and things you want to avoid, which can save time and heartache.

3. Recommending financing: A builder typically will have a “preferred” lender which they will try to steer you to, but as your real estate agent, I can help make sure that you’re getting the mortgage that works best for your situation. Shopping around is always wise, and you don’t want the builder’s agent pressuring you into using their suggested professional unless it’s right for you.

4. Overseeing a home inspection: Tempted to forgo a home inspection in new construction? Don’t do it, the number and severity of new-home defects often rival resale home problems. The builder’s agent is unlikely to push for or offer up an inspection, so it’s up to you and Me, your real estate agent, to make it happen.

5. Walk-Through’s: Add an experienced eye during the walk-through so things that are unfinished or not done right are corrected before the move-in.

6. Mediate issues: It doesn’t hurt to have someone on your side who knows the builder and vice-versa if problems arise.

This is the biggest financial (and possibly emotional) decision of your life, Contact me today so I can guide you through the process from start to finish!!