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Foreclosure Maintenance

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

There have been many foreclosure properties that have greatly depreciated in value due to their condition.  Often times foreclosure properties are not taken care of once the homeowner is evicted by the banks.  One reason for this is because legally the banks do not foreclose on the property as soon as the homeowners are evicted.  [...]

Market Prices Expected to Remain Flat

Friday, July 23rd, 2010

The housing market in the United States and especially here in the Las Vegas and Henderson area has gone through its ups and its downs in the past couple of years.  Housing analyst Dennis Smith predicts that much will remain the same for the rest of this year as we have seen in the past [...]

Homebuyer Tax Credit Extension

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

The first time homebuyer tax credit has helped out the real estate market for the first two quarters of this year.  The $8,000 incentive has pushed many first time homebuyers to make a move and achieve the American dream to own their first home.  With home prices as low as they have been in years [...]

Cheaper to Buy rather than Rent in Las Vegas?

Tuesday, June 8th, 2010

It is true, with where the market is currently at, it is cheaper to own a home than to rent in the Las Vegas and Henderson Valley.  Las Vegas ranked number 10 among the 50 largest U.S. cities by population in terms of price-to-rent ratio.  According to Trulia.com Las Vegas has a 10.92 price-to-rent ratio, [...]

Las Vegas Land Prices At Lowest Rate Since 2003

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

Banks have not hesitated in taking land away from owners who default on their payments here in Las Vegas, resulting in some of the lowest prices for land off the strip in the past seven years.  In the first quarter of this year, 74.4 percent of land transactions resulted from bank foreclosures.  Many investors can [...]

Real Estate Expert Expecting Recovery

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

At the grand opening preview of American West’s Reserve at Coronado Ranch, Las Vegas real estate authority Richard Lee stated that he believed that a turnaround is coming for the Las Vegas and Henderson real estate market.   He explains that historically, the homebuilding industry has been an economic leader in pulling our nation out of [...]

Do-It-Yourself Real Estate Marketing in Henderson

Monday, May 10th, 2010

Marketing a Henderson home to make it attractive to buyers isn’t just about staging the house or putting a For Sale sign up in the yard. In today’s real estate market, it’s important to reach out to a larger audience through various types of media. After all, buying and selling a home in the Las [...]

Benefits of a Home Inspection

Thursday, April 8th, 2010

Although new tax breaks and great housing prices in Henderson, Las Vegas and Summerlin make buying a home easier and more cost-effective than ever before, it can still be a daunting task to undertake the path to home ownership. In addition to the stress of moving, you’re probably worrying about things like loan processing fees, [...]

Las Vegas Economy On the Rise?

Tuesday, April 6th, 2010

According to recent statistics released by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, visitation got off to a good start here in Las Vegas in 2010.  The visitor volume in January of this year was 2.88 million people, that is a 4 percent increase over January 2009.  There was also a 1.8 percent increase in [...]

Homebuilders Anticipate Economic Recovery In Las Vegas

Friday, April 2nd, 2010

The Las Vegas homebuilding Industry has high hopes that 2009 was the bottom year and 2010 will be the beginning of recovery.  Despite the $8,000 federal tax credit incentive to first-time homebuyers, the sales of new homes here in the Las Vegas and Henderson Valley fell an astounding 48 percent according the SalesTraq.  The number [...]

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