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Landlords Should Think Twice About Accepting Applications Through ZILLOW
The Changing Landscape of Tenant Applications and Why Landlords Should Verify Information Wisely In this digital age, where technology has transformed the way we do
6 benefits of hiring First Full Service Property Management Company
The golden rule of real estate investing still rings true: location, location, location! When investing in a rental property, location is one of the most
Is The Mass Exodus from California Real? – Real Estate Agent Weighs In
California has always been expensive, and in times of crisis, that characteristic drives hard earning residents to more affordable pastures. The “California Exodus” isn’t new;
COVID Effects on Las Vegas Real Estate Market
The effect of COVID-19 on the Las Vegas, Nevada real estate market has been unexpected, to say the least. Many industries have been brought to
Thinking About Buying a Piece of Land and Building a Custom Home?
Thinking about buying a piece of land and building a custom home? Read this information regarding financing for vacant lots. Call 702-373-9939 and ask about
Google building $600M data center in Henderson
Updated November 15, 2018 – 6:22 pm Henderson is slated to be home to a new Google data center in December 2020. The Governor’s Office
7 reasons homebuyers should think twice before buying ‘as is’
The burden of knowingly taking on the unknown can make the most fearless of buyers shake in their boots. For sellers, selling a home “as is” can
True Benefits of Using an Agent in the Selling of your Home
This article is intended for Real Estate Agents but a good overview for Sellers as well. 1. Federal, state and local disclosures and requirements Sellers
Buyers Agent Home Inspection Sheet/Checklist
Recommended general inspections: urban/suburban properties A word of caution: With all inspections, it’s usually best to choose inspectors who know they will not be doing
Fed: Rates Increased for Second Time This Year
As predicted by all officials, the Fed raised rates for the second time in 2018—from 1.75 percent to 2 percent. The remainder of 2018 and