Oct 04

Investing in Distressed Las Vegas Properties

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Make Money In Las Vegas Real Estate

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Buying Las Vegas distressed properties is the best investment you can make today!

In the Las Vegas area, most of the inventory is actually some form of “distressed property.” For the first time in 20 years, theLas Vegasreal estate market offers a unique opportunity. Las Vegas real estate prices and interest rates are at an all time low!

 

When I meet with clients, the first question that I ask is “What is your investment objective?” Is your goal to achieve cash flow, or future appreciation?  Do you want to invest your cash, or leverage your purchase by financing your purchase?

I represent investors who purchase single family homes, apartment buildings, office buildings and commercial properties in theLas Vegas area. My team of professionals includes appraisers, attorneys, financial consultants, property inspectors and lenders.  I am constantly researching the market to uncover the best properties for my clients.

I have 20 more than 20 years experience as a Las Vegas Real Estate Broker.   I am a Certified Distressed Property Expert, and have been involved in the marketing and sale of more than 600 distressed properties since 2009.

Las Vegasreal estate investors have many choices.  We will search for the best opportunities –  Las Vegas REO’s, HUD properties, auction properties short sale properties. 

I’m not selling a set of DVD’s or seminars!  I am committed to selling Las Vegasreal estate because I am excited about the great opportunities available today!

Other investments, such as the stock market, present very little opportunity for growth.  Real Estate inLas Vegas is still the most attractive investment with the most potential for appreciation.

If I can show you how to identify, negotiate and puchase the bestLas Vegas investment, I think you would be excited at the prospect of buyingLas Vegasinvestment properties! 

For more detailed information about Las Vegas real estate investments, and Las Vegas distressed properties, visit my websites, http://www.lasvegasproperties.com and http://shortsaleconsultantsofnevada.com.

 Call me today at 1-888-876-8383 or email terrilvp@cox.net to receive my free report.  Las Vegas real estate is no gamble!!!

 

 

 

 

 

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Jun 13

Foreclosures & Tenants

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Real estate investors need to be aware of tenant laws in their states.  For example, in Nevada, most foreclosures are by a “summary proceeding” – meaning that termination of tenancy by foreclosure occurs when the landlord is unable to pay his mortgage, or a third party forecloses on a lien or judgement.  According to NVAR General Counsel, Sue Saunders, Nevada Revised Statutes provides a process for evicting tenants when the property ahs been sold or title has been transfered.  And many tenants and real estate brokers are finding that the landlords are not following the basic laws.  Tenants are entitled to a 3 day written notice to quit; this means that they must vacate the property, and many do not understand how the foreclosure process affects them.  There are some exceptions based on when the lease was initiated and when the loan was made on the property.  If you are a tenant, or if you are a real estate agent representing a tenant, the tenant is well advised to seek legal cousel to detemine what rights and remedies they have.  There have been many cases of tenants being given just hours notice to vacate a property, and often unable to get security deposit refunds.  This has been a big problem in cities like Las Vegas, where foreclosures have been widespread.  But property owners who are not facing foreclosure have benefited by being able to place tenants into their properties without concern.  Hiring a professional management company is the best way for an investor to secure tenants and the best way for prospective tenants to find and negotiate a lease on a home.

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