Reno Real Estate Market

Strong Economy, Great Progressive Thinking... Why Reno Nevada is the BEST Place for you to live and invest in. As you might already know, Elon Musk has planted his roots in a big way here in this area with his GigaFactory on track to employ 6000  by the end of 2020. This has spawned quite the following of other Silicon Valley members to move here. We have the largest Industrial Park in the world, the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center, growing in size rapidly including names like Switch, Petsmart, Tesla, Panasonic among already 160 companies leasing space. http://www.globalconstructionreview.com/markets/worlds-largest-in8d8us8tr8ial-park-takes-shape/ Bloomberg has referred to Reno as "T he Next Silicon Valley ". With Apple, Amazon, Google and many other big names moving here to set up shop.  https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-06-22/reno-is-starting-to-look-more-like-silicon-valley  With Appreciation rates of 11% and 12% over the last few years, and constructi

My first year in Real Estate was one full of learning and growing... getting frustrated with myself and getting frustrated with others... finding what works and what doesn't work (for me)... learning who to trust and who to stay clear of.... where to spend my time and get the best results and where my time is wasted... who to go to for help and who really cannot help me. It all started with the Magic Three. I had 3 different people tell me I should try a career as a Real Estate Agent. I had been investing in Real Estate for a long time and learned a lot by taking 3 day classes, 1 day classes, and online webinars. Finally, it was time to break down and figure out what being a Realtor meant and how it could positively influence my life. After taking a class at the local community called TMCC with Ben Scheible as the instructor. (The slow paced environment and online course option was perfect for me at this indecisive time.) Waited a year after passing the class to finally ma

Don't Sell Your Home Without Disclosing These 7 Things Are you selling your home? If you're SELLING your home in the near future or thinking about selling later on down the road, there's a number of things you must disclose to the potential buyer depending on the state in which you reside. Some of the suggestions on the list might surprise you, so it's best to do your research and know everything you need to reveal before diving into a deal. With your legal requirements and civil duties as a seller in mind, don’t sell your home without disclosing these seven things.  Missing Parts   The buyer might not notice when the house is missing a critical component in the frenzy of buying the house, so give them a heads-up if the house doesn’t come with things like kitchen appliances, heating and air conditioning systems and water heaters.    Water Damage  The buyer needs to know about past and present water damage, so present a detailed recap of all the home’s leaks and

17 Things You Didn't Know About Reno/Tahoe CULTURE GUIDES 17 things you didn’t know about Reno Tahoe Photo: VisitRenoTahoe.com Nicole Rupersburg May 11, 2017 8,213 1. Reno is home to the world’s tallest climbing wall. Photo:  BaseCamp at the Whitney Peak Hotel Rising 164 feet toward the sky in the heart of downtown Reno,  BaseCamp ’s climbing wall is the tallest in the world. And that isn’t all this climbing gym is known for: It’s also home to a bouldering competition area covering 7,000 square feet, and the only official 15-meter speed wall in the country. Basically, it’s a climber’s dream, though that’s really something you could say  for the whole of the Reno Tahoe area . 2. This is one of the sunniest places in America… Foto:  Trevor Bexon Reno is among the  10 sunniest cities  in the country. In fact, the whole of Nevada’s Washoe County gets a ridiculous amount of rays, and the Reno Tahoe region in