Author Archive

Did you know Fremont Street was the first paved street in Las Vegas? In 1925, the famous street was paved from Main Street to Fifth Street. The picture is a… read more →

This isn’t like any other unit in the complex. Fully remodeled right out of HGTV. Ikea kitchen with pull up doors, custom backsplash, SS farmhouse sink. Custom Ikea wall units… read more →

5 real bedrooms, 3 full baths and under 300k! Beautifully redone with IKEA kitchens and bathrooms. No carpet – there’s all new matching ceramic floors throughout. New roof, new windows,… read more →

A beautiful single story townhouse in the Liberace designed community of Forest Hills. The new Ikea island kitchen, hardwood floors, gas fireplace, 2 car garage and extra-large rooms are perfect… read more →

Huntridge Circle Park is centrally located within the Huntridge Subdivision and sits on a three-acre oval median between the north and southbound lanes of traffic on Maryland Parkway. The developers… read more →

The Benefits of recycling are numerous. Recycling and reusing materials saves energy, conserves natural resources, prevents pollution and reduces the volume of discards that are thrown into our landfills, all… read more →

A classic vintage ranch home on a 1/3 acre lot. It features a beautiful park-like backyard with clean sparkling pool, gazebo, garden beds, and real grass! Inside features a separate… read more →

There are a lot of  “IBuyer”  web sites out there now.  Give them your address — and they will make you a cash offer for your house.  They are in… read more →

On January 2nd I gave you my 2019 Predictions from a Cloudy Crystal Ball.  It appears I was pretty close on most of my predictions so far for this year. … read more →

I’m taking Free Taco Tuesday to the West Side for the first time. Stop by for free Tacos! We will have Free Chicken or Pork Street Tacos with homemade Pico… read more →

Consumers continue to be under a lot of wrong assumptions about what it takes to get a mortgage—and that may be holding some back from even trying. Even though a… read more →

June is National Homeownership month. Americans often think of their homes as more than just a place to “hang their hats.” Homeownership has long been considered part of the greater… read more →