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Whether you need help with small home maintenance projects like cleaning the gutters or larger repairs like fixing a leaky ceiling or faucet, using a handyman can offer huge payoffs for homeowners, not to mention a lot less stress!   If you’re not convinced, here are 5 reasons to use a handyman for home repairs and maintenance. 1. Save money Before you assume that doing a project or repairs on your own will help save money, think again. A professional will get it done the very first time, while going it yourself may require more supplies throughout the process to get it exactly how you want it. Why go out and spend your money on all the hardware and equipment when your handyman has everything within arm’s reach? 2. Save time With ample experience under his belt, chances are that a handyman can get a project done in one or two hours, while you may spend all day working on replacing the insulation in your attic or installing a new appliance. 3. Safety When you hire...

1 - Taking the time to review your budget to determine what you can afford will save you a ton of time in the long run.  Sure it is tedious and not the most fun, but if you don't know what you can afford, how do you expect to make good decisions when looking at what homes are available. 2 - Sure...you know someone that knows someone that got a home in perfect shape for 50% of the value because they bought a foreclosed home...right??  As much as a foreclosed home may provide some opportunity, it will also create some hurdles as well.  Such as condition, cost of repairs, and a lack of the bank to do very much to accommodate the buyers needs.  3 - Finding an experienced, knowledgeable, honest Realtor is very important when buying a home.  In most states, there is not charge to the buyer to use a buyer's agent.  Take your time and interview a few good agents that you find online or you have been referred to.  Here are a few good questions . ...

TIRED OF RENTING?? https://youtu.be/kOeMr9yItIY TIRE OF RENTING??  READY TO BUY A HOME??  DID YOU KNOW YOU COULD PROBABLY BUY A HOME AND PAY LESS PER MONTH THAN WHAT YOU ARE PAYING FOR RENT??!!  IF YOU ARE READY TO STOP PAYING SOMEONE ELSE'S MORTGAGE THEN CALL ME TODAY TO SCHEDULE A STRATEGY SESSION TO BUY A HOME.  NO COST, NO FEE, NO OBLIGATION FREE CONSULTATION EITHER OVER THE PHONE OR IN PERSON AT MY OFFICE.   IF YOU ARE SICK OF RENTING....THEN ITS TIME TO CALL REAL ESTATE NATE!!!!   #BuyWithRealEstateNate #TeamRobart #NathanRobart #NathanRobartGroup #LasVegasInvestments #YourLasVegasRealEstateAgent #YourLasVegasConcierge #LasVegasRetirementPlan #LasVegasNate #SoldByNathanRobart  CALL OR TEXT 702-318-4583 EMAIL: Nathan@NathanRobart.com Blog: www.NathanRobart.com Search for Homes: www.NathanRobartGroup.com  www.Facebook.com/NathanRobartGroup www.Twitter.com/RealEstateN8 www.Instagram.com/Vegas_Real_Estate_Nate ...

If you are considering selling your Las Vegas home, then you may want to keep reading... The Las Vegas summer is about to get HOT !!   And...so is the real estate market!!   Historically, May is our market's biggest month for real estate sales, followed by June, July and then August we start to drop off. After 5 months of decreasing inventory, the Las Vegas real estate market leveled off and inventory numbers held steady.  All the while property sales, increased!!  What does this mean for you Mr. or Mrs. Seller?? From last month, Las Vegas property values just went up an astounding 4.5%!!   The average sales price of a home last month was $201,000....this month it shot up to $210,000!! Las Vegas has not seen an increase in property values like this since end of year 2013! Summer is coming and so are the buyers!! Contact me today to find out: -How much your home is worth. -How long it will take to get sold in this marke...

SEARCH FOR LAS VEGAS HOMES In a move designed to bring more first-time homebuyers into the housing market, President  Barack Obama  said Wednesday the Federal Housing Administration (FHA), the government insurer of home loans, will lower its annual insurance premiums from 1.35 percent to 0.85 percent. In a statement, the White House said the move was part of the president's efforts `"to expand responsible lending to creditworthy borrowers.'' The president is scheduled to talk about improvements in the housing market at a speech on Thursday in Phoenix, one of the hardest-hit markets of the housing crash. Stocks of the nation's home builders rose on the news Wednesday, while those of mortgage insurers fell. "This action will make home ownership more affordable for over two million Americans in the next three years," said Julián Castro, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary. "Since 2009, the Obama administration has ...