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Emotional Support Animal It is hard to believe that my blind, bone-headed, egocentric, food processing dog could be defined as emotionally supportive under the Americans with Disabilities Act [...]

What in the world is a 1031 Exchange?  Well, I’ll tell ya: Taking its name from Section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code, a tax-deferred exchange allows a taxpayer to sell income, investment or [...]

Flip a coin. “He flipped out, man.” They called him Flipper, Flipper…!!! “A Flip” in real estate is buying a dump, fixing it up, and thus unloading it in 3 months for a profit.  BIG business [...]

The Felon Next Door FACT:  95 percent of the US prison population of 2.2 million will be released back into society.  Critical to their successful reentry into society is their ability to access [...]

Originally published May 2017 AirBnB in Las Vegas During a casual conversation with another agent, I learned that she is selling half-million dollar homes to millennial’s with the sole [...]

Originally published April 2017 Affordable Housing CoreLogic predicts the spring home buying season as possibly the strongest in recent memory, even with low inventory and rising home prices. [...]

Originally published March 2017 Contractors. Vendors.  Handymen. Same guys. To protect ourselves for liability and assorted related nightmare’s I hire only licensed, bonded and insured [...]

Originally published January 2017 At last the 1099’s are out, and new property management agreements and leases are being drafted.  January is a mess with paperwork. Simple as that. As [...]

Local laws don’t require AC in most Southern Nevada homes  In the wake of our June record breaking heat wave we see the damage:  Air conditioning units stop.  HVAC companies booked 24/7. [...]