Showing posts with label las vegas real estate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label las vegas real estate. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Just Listed - Near Nellis Air Force Base

1654 Buck Island ~ $79,800
BANK OWNED: This home is located near Nellis Air Force base in Las Vegas
off of Owens and Nellis. The kitchen has lots of work space and cabinets.
The 1,100+ SF home has 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bath with a very appealign open floor plan.

Thursday, September 4, 2008

Bank Owned Home

5824 Wispy Winds ~ $234,000

Wired for alarm. Nice size kitchen with granite counter tops. Tile flooring in kithcen and entry.Great location.

SCHOOL INFORMATION:
Elem K-2 Batterman~ Elem 3-5 Batterman
JHS Faiss ~ HS Sierra Vista
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Friday, June 20, 2008

Sold in 4 Days! Beagle Point - Las Vegas

Beagle Point, Las Vegs, NV
This is not a type-o! This home was on the market less than 4 days before it sold. Through the immediate marketing of this home, the buyer was able to find the listing and make an offer.

Monday, May 12, 2008

Top Tips To Help You Sell a Vacant House

Curb Appeal - Remember first impressions are important and the better the curb appeal of your home, the more attractive it is to prospective buyers.

  • Spruce up landscaping before you leave. Plant some new shrubs, lay down some fresh ground cover, or add contrast with some colorful annuals.
  • If you have a lawn, keep it mowed. Hire a neighborhood teen or local landscape service to keep it maintained.
  • If you have an automated irrigation or sprinkler system, you'll want to leave it on, or ask a neighbor to water for you. This is especially crucial in Las Vegas.
  • Trim overgrown bushes, weed beds and add a fresh layer of mulch.
  • Clean your front door and repaint if needed.
  • Add a fresh doormat

Utilities.

  • It's important that the electricity, water, and gas heat work when your home is being shown to a prospective buyer.
  • Buyers will want to see homes in the light and test appliances to make sure they are working.
  • Replace all installed light fixtures with fresh bulbs with as high wattage as possible.
  • Provide floor lamps for rooms that don't have ceiling lights.

Cleaning - Empty houses have a way of attracting dust balls, so make sure your home is as clean as possible. For most buyers, dirt equals stress and the last thing most buyers want is more stress in their lives.

  • Get carpets professionally cleaned once everything is moved out. (If the floors aren't taken care of, the prospective home buyer may wonder, what else isn’t.)
  • Pressure-wash the driveway and sidewalks.
  • Clean windows inside and out
  • Pressure wash decks and patios
  • Hire a cleaning service from time to time

Paint - the condition and color of the paint can make a huge difference in how buyers react to your home.

  • Go through every room of your house, paintbrush in hand, and touch up any walls that have been scuffed or marked up.
  • After moving furniture out, you're sure to find a slew of such marks.
  • Walls painted in bold, bright colors are wonderful attention-getters when complemented by furniture, rugs, and accessories. However, in an empty room, these bold colors may put buyers off.
  • You may want to consider painting neutral colors throughout the house before you sell.

Replace Worn Carpet - Dirty carpet is unsanitary and nobody will be able to overlook your worn carpet. Replace the top layer with inexpensive neutral colored carpet and you will always recoup the investment.

Stage your home – See our article on home staging

Miscellaneous Tips

  • Don't set your deserted house up for potential break-ins. You may want to invest in exterior sensor lights that automatically turn on when it gets dark and turn off at sunrise.
  • Cancel your newspaper subscription and forward your mail.
  • If you have a security alarm, use it.
  • Be sure you review the provisions of your homeowners insurance. Many companies have a cap on how long coverage will last while the property is vacant.

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

"JOE & SHANNAN SOLD MY HOUSE SO FAST, I DIDN'T HAVE TIME TO CUT THE LAWN AGAIN!" (seller's quote)

36 Living Edens - Las Vegas, NV

  • Sold home in 13 days for 98.8% of the asking sell price
  • Generated 4 offers from buyers for this gorgeous home

Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Find Out What is Happening in Your Neighborhood


REAL ESTATE MARKET IN LAS VEGAS: Over the past several months we have recieved numerous requests from clients searching for information on current home sales and values in their neighborhood.

In an effort to provide on-going superior customer service to all our clients, past - present - and future, we have partnered with a leading real estate market research group. Together, we are able to provide you:

  • market activity, with current up-to-the-minute data on homes in your area
  • inventory counts
  • days-on-market
  • and more . . .

To view your personalized Las Vegas Real Estate Market Snapshot, please click here

Monday, March 31, 2008

SOLD FOR 100% OF ASKING PRICE

1911 Napoleon Drive - Las Vegas, NV

  • Property was previously on the market for over 6 months
  • Generated 2 offers at the same time in less than 3 months
  • Sold for the full asking price

Friday, February 22, 2008

BUYER PAID 66.% OF ORIGINAL LIST PRICE

7970 Lookout Rock - Las Vegas, NV

  • Negotiated a great deal for our buyer, saving them $1,000s

Thursday, February 21, 2008

LUXURY HOME SOLD WITHIN 4 MONTHS!

9665 W. La Madre Way - Las Vegas, NV
Listing and Selling Agent
  • Through Internet marketing, we secured a local buyer
  • Generated multiple offers for this luxury home





Wednesday, November 21, 2007

SOLD IN 34 DAYS!

509 Ampere Lane - Las Vegas, NV
Represented both the seller and the buyer


  • Sold this home in 34 days for 98.7% of the list price
  • Found a buyer from Myrtle Beach, SC using our Internet marketing
  • Previously for sale through another real estate firm, who was not able to find a buyer

Tuesday, August 14, 2007

SOLD IN 17 DAYS - 100% OF ASKING PRICE

8287 Sterling Harbor Court - Las Vegas, NV
  • Sold this home in 17 days for 100% of the asking price
  • Previously for sale through another real estate firm, who was not able to find a buyer
  • Marketing efforts generated multiple offers

Monday, August 13, 2007

OUR MARKETING EFFORTS PAY OFF!

422 Richgold Street - Henderson, NV

  • On the real estate market for 6 months
  • Sold for full asking price in just over 3 months
  • Buyer found the property through our extensive Internet marketing efforts

Sunday, May 6, 2007

Joseph DiRaffaele - "Five Star Real Estate Agents Best in Client Satisfaction" Award

Las Vegas Life Magazine


FROM MAGAZINE:
Experts say that at least 90 percent of homebuyers rely on real estate agents for advice and guidance. But with more than 17,000 agents in the Las Vegas area holding real estate licenses, how do you find someone who knows the market, represents your interests and operates with an emphasis on integrity and service?

Las Vegas Life can help. The magazine recently formed a partnership with Crescendo Business Services, an independent research firm, to find out which real estate agents have most consistently wowed their clients.

The Selection Process
This past October, Crescendo mailed nearly 26,000 nomination ballots to Las Vegas area residents who recently purchased homes. An additional 250 ballots were sent to mortgage and title companies, who are often best able to judge a real estate agent’s technical skills
and knowledge.

On the ballots, recipients were asked to nominate only real estate agents whom they knew through personal experience. They were asked to evaluate them based upon nine criteria: customer service, communication, finding the right home, integrity, negotiation, marketing the home, market knowledge, closing preparation and overall satisfaction.

Only original ballots—no copies—returned in their specially designed envelopes were accepted as valid. By November, stacks of ballots had arrived, and Crescendo began carefully scoring and screening each nominee with the Nevada State Real Estate Commission’s database to make certain that licenses were up to date and that no disciplinary actions were pending.

Then, before finalizing the list, nominated real estate agents were reviewed by a blue-ribbon panel of local industry experts. The panel consisted of realty company executives, professional and trade association officers and others directly involved in housing-related businesses. Although panelists’ comments were incorporated into the final score, safeguards were built into the review process to reduce the ability of panel members to influence the composition of the final list on the basis of company affiliation.

Best in Client Satisfaction
The resulting list of FIVE STAR Real Estate Agents is an elite group, representing less than four percent of licensed agents in the Las Vegas area. To make the list more user-friendly, agents have been grouped based on their city of focus.

Throughout the nomination process, respondents told stories of lasting friendships that have emerged from what is most often a stressful business transaction. Several even wrote essays on why their particular agent excelled.

Although this list will certainly be a useful tool for anyone buying or selling a home, it should not be considered exhaustive. Undoubtedly, there are many other excellent real estate agents who, for one reason or another, are not on this year’s list. But don’t be surprised to see them next year.