2025

Nevada Enacts the Uniform Mortgage Modification Act

Nevada will enact the Uniform Mortgage Modification Act (UMMA) on October 1, 2025, providing clear legal standards for mortgage modifications, especially regarding lien priority. The UMMA offers safe harbors for common modifications, ensuring lien priority is preserved without recording requirements. This reduces transaction costs and legal uncertainty, encouraging beneficial loan modifications and...

Las Vegas Housing Market: Trends and Forecast 2025-2026

The Las Vegas housing market in 2025 shows resilience with a 2.1% year-over-year median home price increase to $485,000 despite a 7% sales decline and a 70% rise in inventory. New construction prices hit record highs, but sales and permits drop. Forecasts predict a slight price dip in 2025, followed by potential growth in 2026. Las Vegas's growing population, diversified economy, and major...

Buyers Gaining Ground in Vegas Market | Want to move to The Greater Las Vegas? Learn more here: https://LivinginLasVegas.US

Las Vegas Valley Real Estate market is slowing due to reduced buyer demand and high mortgage rates. Pending home sales in the area have dropped, indicating a weaker-than-usual homebuying season. Active listings have surged, giving buyers more choices in the Las Vegas Real Estate market. Home prices remain elevated, but growth has slowed as demand continues...

Top 8 States To Move To If You Don’t Want To Pay Taxes on Social Security

Some states tax Social Security withdrawals, but 39 states plus Washington, D.C., do not. Top tax-friendly states for retirees include Alaska, Wyoming, Delaware, New Hampshire, Nevada, Florida, South Dakota, and North Dakota. These states generally have no tax on Social Security and low or no income tax, though property and sales taxes vary. Retirees should consider overall tax burden and cost of living...

Vegas Short-Term Rentals: Legal or Still Hidden? | Want to move to The Greater Las Vegas? Learn more here: https://LivinginLasVegas.US

Over 40 million tourists hit Vegas yearly — not all crash in hotel rooms. Vegas has 13,000+ short-term rentals, but only about 7% are legally licensed. Around 40% are owner-occupied — locals renting out a spare bedroom for extra income. Out of thousands of applications, just 174 STR licenses were approved near the Strip. Many guests pick STRs for group...

Financial Planning Tips for First-Time Homebuyers

Preparing financially before buying a home is crucial. Upfront costs include the down payment, which can be as low as 3-5% depending on the loan type, plus inspections, appraisal, and closing costs. Savings should cover these and monthly mortgage payments. Review your budget and calculate your debt-to-income ratio to ensure affordability. Maintain a good credit score by avoiding new credit and checking...

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