COVID-19 has changed many things for our economy, and the real estate market is one of them. Fortunately, it’s good news. The housing market is booming despite an economic recession. Interest rates are at historic lows, there’s a high demand for housing and not enough homes.  Let’s take a look at some of the most…

Selling your Las Vegas property as-is is a great way to get it sold fast. You don’t have to worry about investing your time and money into repairs and updates because the buyer accepts the home in its current condition. In other words, they take the good with the bad.  As you consider selling your…

If you recently learned that your home is in violation of several different building codes, you’re probably wondering what you should do. While it may sound bad to have a home that’s in violation, it’s not unusual. As the trends change, most homes no longer meet the latest codes.  As long as you’re maintaining your…

Do you have a hoarder house in Las Vegas that you need to sell? Selling this type of home is a bit more complicated than selling a home in pristine condition. A hoarder home requires extensive time and attention before listing it to market. Fortunately, there is an easier way to sell a hoarder home…

There are different ways to sell your home, and selling it for cash is one of them. A cash sale is a great option when you want to sell quickly and bypass working with a realtor. Although this process is far simpler than a traditional sale because you don’t have to worry about financing, there…

Are you looking to sell a home that contains asbestos? If your home was built before 1980, it’s possible that the floors, paint, insulation or roofing materials were made with asbestos. It wasn’t until the 1980s that there were regulations against using the substance.  The good news is that asbestos only poses a health threat…

If you’re preparing to sell your home as-is, you might be wondering if you need to provide a disclosure to the cash buyers. After all, an as-is sale means that the buyers are going to purchase your home in the condition it’s in and you are not required to make any repairs. So is a…

Most people who purchase a home in Las Vegas do so with a mortgage. A mortgage loan lets you borrow money to pay for your home, and you pay it back with interest over a period of time. Until you pay off the home, you don’t fully own it. If you end up needing to…

Thinking about selling your house for cash in Las Vegas? While this isn’t the best decision for everyone, it makes sense in certain circumstances. People who sell their homes for cash typically need a quick sale because they’re experiencing financial difficulties or going through a divorce.  Cash sales can also be a great option when…

An open house in Las Vegas won’t hurt your home’s chances of selling, but it’s probably not necessary either. Unless your home is in a popular neighborhood near busy streets, an open house probably won’t drive in a huge crowd. People who are planning to see your home will likely do so with or without…