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Pricing a Listing With Known Defects or Dated Features
Short answer: if your Las Vegas home has a known defect or a genuinely dated feature, price for it upfront rather than pricing as if it does not exist. Buyers and their inspectors will find it anyway,… Read More
Missing Your Due Diligence Deadline in Las Vegas: What It Actually Costs You
Short answer: in a Las Vegas purchase, your due diligence period (inspection, HOA document review, and any other negotiated contingency deadlines) is a hard date in your contract, not a suggestion. Mi… Read More
Should You Fix It Before You List, or Wait for the Buyer's Inspection?
Short answer: fix the big-ticket, deal-breaking items before you list, roof, HVAC, electrical, active plumbing leaks, anything that reads as a safety issue. Leave the cosmetic and minor stuff alone an… Read More
Should You Ask for a Home Warranty When You Buy in Las Vegas?
Short answer: ask for a home warranty when you are buying an older resale home in Las Vegas with systems getting close to the end of their expected life, especially the HVAC unit. Skip the ask, or do… Read More











