[eventusstultorummagister]

Originally Posted by von949

There is a mini boom going on in that area. How often do you see an open house for a rental? There are several of those along Tropical to Centennial area.

I never knew those existed.


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Is that anything like an open house for a house for sale where the listing agent or their representative never show up and then never respond to voice mail messages or emails either? What the OP has intimated is absolutely true.

[marksamson]

Originally Posted by Boompa

I am not familiar with the area but caring for my son, who is a disabled veteran requires being near a military facility and a VA MEDICAL CENTER (not a clinic). I see condos near the new VA Medical Center for very low prices. I would appreciate any insight you could give me

Please define insights (condos, immediate area, people in general, shopping etc.).

[Boompa]

Originally Posted by marksamson

Please define insights (condos, immediate area, people in general, shopping etc.).

Insights ONE MORE TIME... Near the VA Hospital.......Near Nellis AFB.....That's all I need

[Boompa]

Brings me to the property tax exemption for disabled veterans in Nevada. Any input on how that works?

[johninvegas]

Originally Posted by Boompa

Insights ONE MORE TIME... Near the VA Hospital.......Near Nellis AFB.....That's all I need

No need to be rude, poster was asking what you want to know about. Be that as it may.

With that in mind, your question "Brings me to the property tax exemption for disabled veterans in Nevada. Any input on how that works?" is outside your criteria for insights.

[Boompa]

Originally Posted by johninvegas

No need to be rude, poster was asking what you want to know about. Be that as it may.

With that in mind, your question "Brings me to the property tax exemption for disabled veterans in Nevada. Any input on how that works?" is outside your criteria for insights.

So aside from critisizing my posts have you anything in the way of information to offer?

[lvoc]

Disabled Veteran Tax Exemption: Nevada offers a property tax exemption to any Veteran with a service connected disability of 60% or more. The amount of exemption available to disabled Veterans varies from $6,250.00 to $20,000.00 of assessed valuation, depending on the percentage of disability and the year filed. This exemption can be applied to a Veteran's vehicle tax or personal property tax. To determine the actual value of this benefit or to obtain further information, contact the local County Assessor's office.
Eligibility: Any Veteran with a service-connected disability of 60% or more, have an honorable separation from the service and be a resident of Nevada. The widow or widower of a disabled Veteran, who was eligible for this exemption at the time of his or her death, may also receive this exemption.

Says effectively you can save from 175 to 600 on your property tax.

Exemption Programs

[pommysmommy]

Cash buyers are creating another bubble. Don't buy.

House hunter discovers cash is king in Las Vegas - Business - ReviewJournal.com

[lvoc]

Originally Posted by pommysmommy

Cash buyers are creating another bubble. Don't buy.

Uhh nonsense. The price is rising on the mid and the high...not the very low end. The big problem with mid and upper is that it is very difficult to get a rational appraisal. Had one house to appraise for $195K and $155K in a 60 day period. If you have some cash it is workable...but I will almost always have my sellers counter offer with tactics presuming a low appraisal. Screws FHA and VA buyers...though they can work out through HUD or homepath.

[pommysmommy]

People end up paying more than the property will be worth.