.George. When I read you are retired on a modest pension, I would again caution you to be wary of any agent promoting his "it won't last". Las Vegas is made up of some really good neighborhoods that will fit your needs and some other areas that will not be wise for someone retired.
You should NOT worry about the price going up, as finding the right area to fit your needs. I would highly suggest you plan on visiting Las Vegas and taking your time before committing to any agent or any property.
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Probably when your listing is not having any showings, or if after it has been shown several times you are not getting any interest. Over priced is always a possibility!...Good luck....... more
Are you trying to sell or rent it out?
What is the address?
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Robert Adams
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Hola Mario,
Seguro que si puede comprar casa en Las Vegas. Puede usted informarce sobre casas estabecidas y nuevas. Puede informarce en mi sitio: www.freemovehome.com.
Se puede comunicar conmigo a mi numero celular: 702-401-8888 or a willnabhan@aol.com
Estoy para servirle.
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If you have never been to the auction, you will not get a positive reponse. The auction is very seasoned, experienced. hard core professional buyers
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Dear leesagirl,
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police website has a page where you can search crime statistics. We've included the link below.
http://69.69.103.31/crimeviewcommunity/
You can try this site also:
http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/nv/las-vegas/crime/
Regards,
Mike Pristow, Donna Hodge & Associates
Keller Williams Realty The Marketplace
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Check out the Blog " Equity Firms Buying Low End Las vegas Properties" The competition is has arrived.
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NACA provides the best home purchase program in America. NACA provides free personalized and comprehensive counseling to all Members to address your particular credit and financial issues and help determine a mortgage payment you can afford. NACAโs counseling and underwriting criteria are โcharacter-basedโ and not based on credit scores and ratios. This enables us to fulfill our mission of assisting working people who otherwise do not have access to affordable credit. Consequently, the vast majority of NACA Members are low- to moderate-income many of whom have neither perfect credit nor substantial savings.
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Simply Vegas
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I agree with all of these answers, the agent has a fiduciary duty to their client. The listing agent's client is the seller, if they are not familiar with the lender rather than finding out Joe Blow lender dropped the ball at the 11th hour they can rely on their lender to get the job done. Chances are that rates and fees are close to the same, and RESPA prevents any "kickbacks" so there is usually none of that going on.
-Justin, The Electric Loan Officer
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Yes, vacancy factor, # of units past due on HOA fees and the usual condominium questionnaire would need to be completed. However I didn't say I could finance this particular condo, I said we can finance condominiums.... more
Hi cpnt5136,
I have a home that has a full basement and a built in "pit" in the garage for what looks like a mechanics bay for a car!
If you are interested please call, text or email.
Thanks,
John J. Longeway
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Keller Williams Realty Southern Nevada
office:702-777-0002
cell:702-325-4833
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Yes if the manufactured home is on a permanent foundation, was built after June 15th 1976, and has HUD tags (or a HUD Label Verification Letter), amongst other smaller details, then there are still lenders who are offering financing on them - typically it tends to be FHA, VA or USDA financing but conventional is also possible too.
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Call the CLARK COUNTY Dept of Health. They will get your landlord to get this fixed or face some serious fines.
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You can submit your criteria in the link below and we will reply with a link to rental homes that match what you are looking for. Please contact me if you have any questions.
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Shannon,
My suggestion is that you have your husband stay in home until the Bank or Investor comes to knock on the door and you figure out what has happened at the sale. This way there is still someone that lives at the property and is not left vacant and open to the possibility of vandalism. Once you vacate the property you lose leverage. There's no reason to negotiate with you. You've already moved out of the property.
The bank will leave a notice on the front door or garage door with contact information for the occupant to contact them withing 48hrs of the notice being posted. If its an investor they most likely will leave a notice. They may not, if they feel the property show signs of being vacant.
Best regards,
Chris Harrison
Barrett & Co, Inc.
2885 S. Jones Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89146
702-592-9510 ph
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Hi Ian...........the other answers you've received are accurate as far as steering. However, using a LBGT Realtor to find what you're looking for would be much more helpful. We DO know where other family members are living and also all of the hotspots for entertainment. Check me out on my website http://www.LasVegasHomesForGays.com and you will see that I would be that Realtor. The site is a work in progress but there is enough there for you to understand what I mean. I just found a wonderful home for a couple from Phillie and can do the same for you. Either email me or give me a call. I just found this question so sorry I am late in answering.
Barbara S Richie, SFR, SRES, REALTOR
"Experience that counts! The expertise to make it happen!"
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702.521.5299
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As an out-of-state investor I would probably spend more time finding the right property manager than in worrying about what part of town to purchase. And if the set-up sheet doesn't include an expense for property management, you are in for a miserable and costly experience
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Yes, but not just any real property, you need a business and economic savy Realtor to help you make the best investment and not based on speculation but facts. Right now we have a glut in rental properties and their are plenty of incentives which is a clue that there are plenty of rentals available and with more to come since the Federal Reserve has a new program for qualified investors buying pools of foreclosed homes (the banks shadow inventory) that have to become rentals for a minimum of 5 years. This will have an impact on the rental market and any Realtor who tells you different is looking after their own best interests, not yours. Currently the market is so manipulated that the stats are all skewed. If sugar daddy Bernanke keeps interest rates low things will keep poking along but with the run on the banks in Greece and Italy well, it doesn't look to good for the Euro, and coming soon to America. I would rather place my money in properties priced accurately for the local incomes and with a decent ROI than the stock market any day. Feel free to contact me if you want honest, knowledgeable and experienced representation with no BS. http://www.LynnCB.com 702-596-7061... more