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Talk to five different people about buying vs renting and you're bound to get five different opinions. Buying is a big commitment, but it's also an investment — which is something to consider. Meanwhile, renting is more low-maintenance, but your money essentially disappears each month, right?

The startling coronavirus pandemic has left many of us thinking back to the stock market and housing market crash of 2008 — something we'll never forget. Now, we've got a new question on our minds: Will COVID-19 leave us with yet another housing market crash?

You certainly have no shortage to choose from when it comes to finding a real estate agent. In fact, the National Association of Realtors 2018 Member Report totaled a whopping 1.3 million realtors in the United States — a 6% increase from the previous year.

No one was ready for the pandemic, and it’s left many of us scrambling to determine our next steps. Specifically, what if you’re interested in selling your home during coronavirus? Is it possible, and furthermore, is it wise?

It's a common question brought to our attention from many future home-sellers. They want to know how they can make their home more valuable to potential buyers. Before you go and spend any money, let's talk about several things you can do to increase your home value and get the asking price you want.

You were gearing up to buy a home in the Las Vegas-area, and then a global pandemic put the breaks on your plans. But not so fast, don’t give up yet, it might still be possible to buy a home in the time of Covid-19.

As we adapt to this new way of living, we want to come together as a community and support local businesses.

The master planned community of Peccole Ranch is located on the western side of Las Vegas with Summerlin right next door, located between Charleston and Sahara and bordered on the east and west by Fort Apache and Hualapia.