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  When does Las Vegas real estate hit bottom? To answer this I need to discuss a little mathematics. In order to have a bottom, you have to have a graph or curve of one or more dependent variables against an independent variable, in many cases, the independent variable is time (X=t). Thus comes the [...]

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   When distressed Las Vegas home owners start missing payments on their mortgage, they often have no idea how long they can keep their home or condo or where to look for advice. Unfortunately, they turn toward their mortgage holder or the bank for advice; doing so is seeking advice from your adversary. How smart is [...]

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   The first group to recognize Las Vegas as a good investment opportunity was the mob. For them, Las Vegas was not only a great money machine; it offered the added advantage of becoming the law rather than running from it. They were right and made a bundle, and then Wall Street bought out the mob, [...]

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    My wife Karen and I decided to attend the Realtor preview grand opening of Woodbridge at Coronado Ranch. American West Sales had thrown a very nice party for Realtors and besides the model homes; the main attraction was Richard Lee, vice president of American Title in Las Vegas. He gave a great presentation which [...]

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Foreclosure or bank repo auctions are becoming increasingly popular in Las Vegas and can offer a great opportunity to get a bargain if bidders do their research prior to attending the auction and know how to bid at an auction. A bit of luck is needed also.
More than 300 bank repo homes and condos where [...]

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It is a fact of life that there are more than 15,000 Realtors and real estate agents in Greater Las Vegas and that unless one is at the top of this profession; doors are closed to him/her.
My plan for creating the Las Vegas homes, condos and commercial real estate web-site had two goals. One was [...]

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  I provide a searchable Las Vegas new home, condos, high-rise condominiums and town homes listings database in my web-site for visitors. Doing so raises a few issues which I can’t fix. One issue is that a new home database is as good as the data in it and new home or condo builders in [...]

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 I have posted the changes to the web-site, and decided to start the home page as follows:We educate our customers to be real estate snipers, not road kill collecting foreclosure bait. One shot, one winning deal. We are changing the way Las Vegas real estate deals are done. Follow our road map to insure you success [...]

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   Obtaining home owner’s insurance is a must for any home owner as a large amount of damage or a total loss of an un-insured home or condo can financially ruin a home owner. Additionally, having a home owner’s insurance is a requirement for financing the purchase.
Insurance companies have to assess the risk they are taking [...]

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I always ask for a CLUE Report on any property that I make an offer on behalf of a buyer and it paid off in a big way recently. I made an offer on 2287 square ft. home in West Las Vegas. The home is located near Lake Mead and Buffalo in the Desert Shores [...]

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According to Freddie Mac’s survey last week, the average rate for a 30-year fixed mortgage was 5.48%. This is one of the lowest rates since 2004. Furthermore the Fed has cut rates by 1.25 percentage points in eight days, and has lowered the target for the federal funds rate to 3%. It is possible that [...]

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Welcome to my new version of  Las Vegas Real Estate Agent’s blog, this is the blog arm of Las Vegas homes, condos, land,  industrial and commercial real estate;  which along with our web-site and forum compromise a fully interactive Las Vegas real estate educational system.
Having a home of their own is everyone’s dream and due [...]

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Following is an excerpt from a distressed Las Vegas Home owner’s interview with KVBC TV.
“”It’s really very hard, very emotional.” Christine Young of Henderson is in a bind like so many in our valley. She refinanced her four bedroom, nearly 2,000 square foot home more than a year ago. And at the time was convinced [...]

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I am going to break an important business rule and promote a competitor of mine. Why? Credit has to be given when it’s earned and Colin has earned my respect.A good way to gain added value in a real estate transaction in Las Vegas is to buy a property and then up-zone it. For example; [...]

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