Kelly A asked:


For me: Cedar Point, the beautiful beaches, scenic rivers and mountains, las vegas, and N.A.S.A to name a few..

Forget the politics on this question.

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thenextJFKfromMA asked:


Harry Reid, land shark?

L.A. Times Published January 30, 2007

If Harry Reid hadn’t succeeded in politics, he could have done well in real estate. Actually, the Senate Democratic leader, who hails from Nevada, has managed both.

In 2001, he made $1.1 million on a Las Vegas transaction that got him some unwanted attention from the Senate ethics committee because he failed to report some crucial information on his financial disclosure forms. Now, we learn that he bought out a business partner in another land deal at a price that looks too good to be true and that he has sponsored legislation that would benefit that former partner.
Source is the Chicago Tribune

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pamela t asked:


Deed of Sale of property in Nevada has been in escrow since December, 05. Closing was extended because there was a pending lien (bankruptcy CH 13) on the property. CH 13 was dismissed eventually and both seller and buyer can go back now to closing. Since property in Las Vegas has dropped drastically, there is a need to change the figures of purchase price of property. But the total am’t the seller will get is still the same. $200,000 is the am’t they actually sold to us. Original purchase is $268,000. $68,000.00 goes to gift of equity w/c the bank will hold. Buyer wrote an ammendment to change the purchase to $249,000.00 w/c is the current buying price of the property in the area where it is located. Still the am’t the buyer will get is still $200,000.00. so nothing has changed except the money the bank will hold as equity has lowered. Seller had a pending divorce and husband just refused to sign the ammendment because he just want to get even with the wife. who will get 100% of sale

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missplanetc asked:


We lived together for 5 years in Las Vegas, then got married on 12-31-06, and we’re now divorcing. Will we split things we bought with our joint account before marriage? We bought nothing together during our marriage since it was so short. Does he only take what he brought into our residence since I bought almost everything myself (he got rid of all his stuff before we moved together)? (Not real estate, just furniture, car, etc). Or since we’ve been married for a few weeks, can he take half of everything?

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Phantoms asked:


I live in PA about 20 mins from Philly and law enforcement jobs are very hard to find around here, especially since it’s based on NOT what you know but who you know in politics. I refuse to move to Philly to work in that craphole of a neighborhood for $12.00 an hour. Has anyone ever started or transferred to Las Vegas pd? I hear they accept a lot of guys striaght from the academy. If so, do you like it there and did you think it was a good decision moving there? Was it difficult leaving your family behind?

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leslie v asked:


i wan to get my real estate license but i dont know how. i have tried googling info but i cant find anything. i live in las vegas nevada. anybody have any info to share with me?

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Pied Hussein Piper asked:


Sometimes I wonder.

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Lefty Guitarist asked:


What is meant on page 31 by “….this go-for-broke state of boundless possibilities….might be leading America into an era of new limits”? Why is South Florida and Las Vegas pegged as the nation’s “fastest tanking real estate market”? What resources do the two parts of the U.S heavily depend on?

This question is about a Time Magazine article, you don’t really need the article.

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ziffel12 asked:


Las Vegas area of Summerlin and wanted to know about the SID fees of $380 each 6months for 15yrs and then it goes away, plus $35 monthly fee for the city of Summerlin.
Can I write off any of the SID fees on my taxes at the end of the yr?
Also, what’s your opinion of Summerlin, NV? It’s about 20 minutes or so from the strip area.
I currently live in a studio apt. in N. Santa Ana, CA. and I’ll never own anything decent here. Paying rent you have no leverage and it’s only going to get more expensive over the yrs. to come.
A friend of mine would only use the house in Summerlin for a getway trip, maybe once a yr. and I’d be there full-time and split the mortage with him and any taxes, i.e property taxes, SID fees mentioned above.
I’ve never owned before, I’m paying off my debts currently and want to go in with no debts and a decent credit score.
If we purchase the home for $300,000 to $320,000
What would my monthly cost be approx. including utilities, summer higher cost etc

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alexanderivana asked:


real estate leads

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