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• LAS VEGAS HOME PRICES SURGING. INVENTORY DOWN. THIS IS THE INVESTING OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR!
• Marina and 20 Acres for Condo Hit Auction
• Top 10 metros with greatest drop in for-sale inventory
• Las Vegas Realtor's Track Record - Why You Need To Check It?
• The Ballen Group, Las Vegas Short Sale Specialists Of Keller <b>...</b>
• question: How long does it take for a short sale to go through? – sell <b>...</b>
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• Getting <b>Las Vegas real estate</b> Information through real estate websites
• Real Estate Investing Marketing Strategies – RehabList.com – real <b>...</b>
• Case-Shiller: A Brutal Winter for Home Prices | <b>Las Vegas real</b> <b>...</b>
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• Hi Folks, looking to do a HARP 2.0 Loan in Henderson, NV @ 150% LTV. Anyone have an experienced and reliable loan agent that they can recommend?
• I want to buy a SFH in NV to use for rental. What is the best way to hold the property, Personal or LLC?
• US Housing Market Fears Unfounded
• Riverside manse, a stone's throw from DC: $7M
• CAR offers real estate safety app
• A Web, marketing platform for large brokers
• Short-sale queries that stump agents
• Real estate agent safety an ongoing concern
• LAS VEGAS HOME BUYERS ATTITUDE IMPROVES. MORE READY TO BUY

LAS VEGAS HOME PRICES SURGING. INVENTORY DOWN. THIS IS THE INVESTING OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR! Posted: 17 Apr 2012 04:40 AM PDT The Las Vegas Spring Buying season is "Roaring".  Investors are accumulating "cash-flow" propertiy and first-time buyers are getting low prices and the lowest interest rates in 50 years, making owning cheaper than renting.   .DAVID COOPER Trulia Voices INVESTOR-BUYERS AGENT VIP Level 3Congratulations! You're a Level 3 VIP  CALL NOW! 702-499-7037            email http://www.facebook.com/davidcooper.lasvegas   Since 1917 Realty - Jay Rosen,Broker  702-739-8820

Marina and 20 Acres for Condo Hit Auction Posted: 16 Apr 2012 12:29 PM PDT LAUGHLIN, NV-Amidst rising local demand for housing here in Clark County, a local bank is selling Laughlin Bay Marina and surrounding land parcel.

Top 10 metros with greatest drop in for-sale inventory Posted: 17 Apr 2012 03:01 AM PDT Realtor.com: spring buying season shows promise read more

Las Vegas Realtor's Track Record - Why You Need To Check It? Posted: 17 Apr 2012 01:22 AM PDT Checking the track record of your realtor is very important, especially if you want to have the best investment possible. The realtor will be playing a great role with your investment; hence it is but natural for you to ensure that you will always get the best. Unfortunately, there are a lot of people who are not aware of the things that should be done when checking the track record of a realtor, giving them poor results when investing in real estate. In order to be sure that you are going to work with a reliable realtor, the first thing that you need to do is to search the Internet and check their website. Here you will be able to find the basic information that you need to know about the realtor and the things that will help you learn more about their services. The problem with most people is that they are not using the website of the realtor and they would simply search the Internet to learn more about the realtor. Although there's nothing wrong with searching the Internet, you need to know that not all the information that can be found on the web is accurate. You should first check the website of the company to learn more about their background, and then use the Internet to verify their claims and to find out whether they are telling the truth or not. This is where you will be seeing the feedback's that they have received from their clients, and will help you find out whether the realtor is reliable or not. If you want to make your task easier, it would be better if you are going to look for organizations and associations that are dedicated to realtors. This will help you understand why they are the best options that you have and will ensure that you will only get the best realtor in your area. Aside from this, you will also have someone who will protect you whenever you have problems with the realtor. Checking the track record of a realtor is not a hard task, and it was made easier with the help of the Internet. All you have to do is to use the resources that you have, because this will ensure that you will never go wrong with the realtor that you have chosen. This will also help you get better results when investing in real estate. If you want to learn more about Las Vegas Realtor, then you might want to visit our website now! Our years of experience in this business will ensure that you will always get the best services possible. Visiting our website will also help you understand why we are the best option that you have when looking for a Las Vegas Realtor.

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Hi Folks, looking to do a HARP 2.0 Loan in Henderson, NV @ 150% LTV. Anyone have an experienced and reliable loan agent that they can recommend? Posted: 16 Apr 2012 04:28 PM PDT

I want to buy a SFH in NV to use for rental. What is the best way to hold the property, Personal or LLC? Posted: 16 Apr 2012 03:29 PM PDT Can anyone refer a good Realtor in the Las Vegas area that deals with investment property and investors and also recommend a good loan officer?

US Housing Market Fears Unfounded Posted: 16 Apr 2012 03:30 PM PDT Three years of wrong predictions notwithstanding, perma-bears are emerging from a winter's hibernation with tall tales of another impending collapse in home prices. They could not be more wrong. For pundits, academics, bloggers and others who get their market "color" from crunching numbers and poring over 50-page-long analyst reports, the situation is dire: Foreclosure machines are whirring again with the big attorney general settlement behind us, employment conditions remain tepid, and getting a mortgage isn't getting any easier. And while we may be years away from renewed, sustainable appreciations, there is little actual evidence to support the thesis that home prices are about to implode again. All the above statements by the likes of Zero Hedge may be true, but they only tell half the story and amount to a thinly veiled attempt at fear-mongering, whose real time for glory was in 2006, not 2012. Here are the top five reasons why the housing market will not crash (again): Foreclosure demand far outweighs supply. The supply numbers aren't pretty. Recent reports show that "shadow inventory," the supply of potential foreclosures in the pipeline at banks like JP Morgan(JPM), Bank of America(BAC), Wells Fargo(WFC) and Citigroup(C), is approaching 10 million homes. And with the settlement between big mortgage servicers and state attorney generals over the robosigning debacle behind us, it is true that lenders are again foreclosing at rapid rate. But what about demand? Buyers of foreclosed homes are literally lining up at auctions to outbid each other. Talk to anyone who is actually in the business of buying and selling bank-owned properties and they will tell you that, in most markets, demand far outweighs supply. Any property priced even remotely well sells above list with multiple offers. The demand pool is deep, and now there is a new buyer in town with very, very deep pockets: Wall Street. Earlier this year, the Obama Administration announced a pilot program to try and turn the vast inventory of homes owned into rentals. Big investment houses, including Wall Street titans like Fortress(FIG), Barclays(BCS) and UBS(UBS), are launching funds to snatch up big pools of homes to rent and hold. Notably, these firms' longer term outlook and modest cash flow targets enable them to pay 10-15% higher prices than your average house flipper. These funds are all well capitalized and are being joined by scores of family offices, smaller operators and other investors who, short of any novel investment ideas, are following the "smart money." This deep demand pool is more than sufficient to sop up foreclosure supply for the foreseeable future. Whether this trade will go well, however, is another story for another time. (Spoiler Alert: It won't.) Rents are up, rates are down. As household formation gains momentum in the wake of the Great Recession and real housing inventory remains tight in most metro areas, rents have been rising steadily for the past two years. Combined with low interest rates, those fortunate few who do qualify for financing are finding that the rent vs. buy calculation is tipping back in the favor of buying. Mix in a strong stock market and rising consumer confidence, and there is real, actual homebuyer demand in certain markets that will help prevent another cascade collapse in prices. Homebuilding remains uneconomic. Until home prices rise again, building new homes will remain an uneconomic prospect; the likes of Lennar(LEN), KB Home(KBH) and Toll Brothers(TOL) are breaking ground on precious few single family home projects. And while multifamily housing starts are hitting record levels to try and keep up with breakaway rental demand, without new home inventory coming to market, inventory of existing homes will remain relatively tight in the near term, supporting prices. Political will. There are few things on which politicians these days can actually agree. One of those few is that foreclosures are bad. Or, at the very least, a homeowner who loses his home is less likely to vote for the incumbent than look elsewhere for political leadership. And whether we agree or disagree with the relative merits of housing support schemes, politicians and regulators alike have shown remarkable resolve when it comes to propping up the the housing market. As I wrote in 2009 (see Are Housing Fundamentals Still Deteriorating?) and continue to believe today, "Betting on another all-out collapse in residential housing prices is akin to betting on the bankruptcy of the US government. Could it happen? Sure, but that certainly isn't the base case." Confidence. The housing market is driven, in large part, by Americans' view of their own economic future. If we tend to believe that we'll keep our jobs, find spouses, be able to afford kids and will be economically okay, buying a home becomes a more appealing option. And while demographic trends surrounding both the Baby Boomer and Millennial generations don't paint a rosy picture for home prices in the long run, improving confidence doesn't support the notion that home prices are about to collapse, either. Minyanville's Todd Harrison is apt to say, "[We] must trade the tape we have rather than the tape we want." Housing bears clinging to either past glory in predicting the market's demise or hopes of future glory predicting another collapse would be well to remember this quip. It may be true that falling home prices could be a boon for the middle class, as prospective homeowners could get in at lower prices. Indeed, the quicker backlogged inventory clears, the quicker the market can get back to trading truly on fundamentals. But we live in an environment where an imminent collapse in home prices is just not likely. In fact, it could now be considered a Black Swan, if it weren't for the fact that everyone is looking for it, rendering it no longer as such. *This article originally appeared in TheStreet

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Short-sale queries that stump agents Posted: 16 Apr 2012 08:42 AM PDT If you can't answer these basic questions, refer your client to an agent who can read more

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LAS VEGAS HOME BUYERS ATTITUDE IMPROVES. MORE READY TO BUY Posted: 16 Apr 2012 09:59 AM PDT More home buyers may jump off the sidelines this spring as they get more urgent about purchasing a home, fearing that home price and mortgage rate increases are on the horizon.  Housing surveys in recent weeks have shown that more Americans are seeing now a great time to purchase a home. In the most recent survey, 73 percent of Americans say now is a good time to buy, according to the latest Fannie Mae Housing Survey conducted in March. That's up from 70 percent in February who said it was a great time to buy.  http://tiny.cc/0nwncw LAS VEGAS FORECLOSURES WITH 10% DOWN FOR INVESTORS   LAS VEGAS HOME PRICES SURGING .DAVID COOPER Trulia Voices INVESTOR-BUYERS AGENT VIP Level 3Congratulations! You're a Level 3 VIP  CALL NOW! 702-499-7037           email davidcooper@lasvegaswinner.org  Since 1917 Realty - Jay Rosen,Broker  702-739-8820

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