jenna747699 asked:


We are looking to buy a home in Las Vegas, NV.

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David W asked:


My question is how low can real estate in brooklyn, ny go down. I mean rent is for two bedroom in nice building is minium like 1400 and even higher and the statistics show that there are not too many vacant rentals in brooklyn this causes the landlord to put a high price on his rentals. Plus every year rent goes up and never down.

Everyone is speaking about crashes in real estate but isnt this more for areas that they have lots of vacants for rentals like florida or miami or las vegas where they built too much and dont have enough people for all that construction now?

Your opinions please?

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whoever this is asked:


The real estate looks really affordable there right now… and the jobs are plentiful for him there… he’s a food and beverage director.
why would our marriage be in danger if we move there? He’s not into strippers and ****** like most discusting men who don’t appreciate their wonderful beautiful wives.

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halli asked:


i need the most thorough and up to date list…

(in case you can help im looking in 89142, 89110, 89122)

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Ashley O asked:


A little background here.. I am trying to get myself out of a terrible financial situation. I was 22 when my husband and I bouught our first home (which is upside down) and started accumulating debt. I live in Las Vegas where the real estate market has plummeted. My husband and I are separated, and have about 45 thousand in debt bewteen the both of us. We keep tinkering back and forth between doing a bankruptcy or just paying our bills off.I have gotten setlements on 3 of my accounts, so that would bring me to $30000 in debt approximately, the also offered to do a loan modification, POSSIBLY approved after a six month forebearance on our home. Bringing our payment from $2500 a month to about $1200. But we wont know for 4 months if that is even approved and it could go either way. I am in the reserves and trying to go on a deployment for 7-9 months that would be about $38000 tax free before the end of the year. If I do a Chapter 7, I believe the majority, if not all, of that money is protected. I could save it, and use about 1/2 of that to buy an investiment home, but I won’t be able to buy one until after statue of limitations which is 2 years minimum?? If I don’t do a bankruptcy then I plan to pay off the settlement accounts first, while paying the others off consecutively (monthly) to reestablish history.after 6 months to 1 year of rebuilding my history then I want to buy an investment home. I am now 25, and I know now basic necessities to be secure. Such as 3-6 months emergency fund, as 0- minimum amount of debt as possible, and securities to help me survive or profit from the recession, my choice is real estate since I’ve studied it, I enjoy it, and I believe firmly I know how to make money in it. And I don’t know much about any other market, such as the stock market, orinvesting.Please help. We have been riding the fence for about 7 months, wasting time because our minds keep changing. We are separated but which ever way we decide to go with this we plan to help each other. I want to build my wealth, become secure, and have long term investments. I want to start up a business (home staging) within the next 3 years also.

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Hello11 asked:


I think they are too high still. Especially in areas like Phoenix, Florida, California and Las Vegas where the prices where driven up. I think 2008 might be the best time to buy homes in these places. Am I wrong?

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shannlen asked:


Can someone recommend a reputable real estate agent to deal with in Las Vegas?

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