pfrank215 asked:


In NEVADA, can someone sign a person’s name to loan papers (real estate) without a power of attorney? Can they sign a person’s name to mortgage papers without a power of attorney?

Can they sign a person’s name to legal papers with just verbal permission from the person or do they need something in writing from the person giving permission?

Is the only way to have someone else sign something for a person is by power of attorney? Or does the person have to be there to sign the documents themself?

This all applies to the state of Nevada, in particular Las Vegas. If anyone knows of a link that shows these laws for Nevada can you please copy it in your answer. Thanks.

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Ironman asked:


Have the two cities that I have mentioned reach their peaks yet?

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rrr ttt asked:


All those people who bought acres of vacant land for $10-20K were planning on a nice windfall. But, with the soft landing in the housing market and a significant decrease in the number of new homes being sold and the prices at which homes are being sold, are their dreams of being bought out by real estate development companies over with? Or just prolonged?

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acvader asked:


I have always been interested in real estate. I’m 25 and I am really considereing making my first move on an investment property. I think a condo would be a nice way to start.

I realize condos don’t offer as much potential for profit as a house but they are for the most part cheaper and seem like a reliable stream of income if you can rent one out. I am interested in Orlando, Miami, and Las Vegas as potential areas.

I would prefer that people experienced in real estate answer this. Preferably someone experienced in condos. Thank You.

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ssxingcn asked:


Does anyone know?

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X asked:


I’m considering buying a property that has gone up about about 50,000 dollars in the last 6 months. It’s a studio apartment with the W hotel chain. They increased there prices by 50, 000 dollars per unit. The project will not be done until 2009. They say they will increase there prices by another 50,000 by year end. The price of the unit is 558,000 and it about 525 square feet. Should I take the risk?

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