Mortgage and recording fraud is becoming an increasingly serious concern for homeowners. This type of fraud occurs when someone illegally transfers and records the title of a property without the knowledge or consent of the rightful owner. The consequences can be devastating—ranging from legal battles to loss of property rights—making it essential for property owners to stay vigilant.
August is just around the corner and brings with it several can’t-miss events to the Reno-Tahoe region. Whether you’re a longtime local, a new resident, or considering making South Reno your home, August is filled with activities for every interest. To help you make the most of these sun-filled days, we’ve put together a list of our top event picks for August. Mark your calendar and experience all that Reno-Tahoe has to offer this summer.
The Washoe County Treasurer’s Office has released property tax bills for the 2025–2026 tax year, and now is the perfect time to take a moment to review yours. Whether you’re a longtime homeowner or recently purchased your property, it’s important to confirm the details of your bill—especially if this is your primary residence. Why? Because Nevada offers a significantly lower tax cap for primary residences compared to second homes or investment properties.
Summer is officially in full swing—and so is the heat! As temperatures climb, it's the perfect time to turn your home into a cool, inviting haven that will leave potential buyers impressed and refreshed. By creating a comfortable, seasonal experience, you can increase your home’s appeal and possibly spark more interest after a showing or open house. Let’s revisit a few simple but effective tips to help buyers stay cool—and help your listing stand out.
Get ready for an unforgettable Fourth of July in Northern Nevada! From lively family activities and outdoor barbecues to live entertainment and breathtaking fireworks, the region is filled with patriotic excitement. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, here’s your quick guide to the area’s top Fourth of July festivities.
Tucked away near Incline Village on the north shore of Lake Tahoe lies the former site of Incline Lake—an artificial body of water that played a pivotal role in one of the most ambitious industrial efforts in Sierra Nevada history. While the lake is gone today, the landscape tells a story rich with innovation, ambition, and transformation.
When a loved one passes away, there are numerous legal and financial matters to settle. One essential component of estate administration is the Date of Death (DOD) appraisal. This valuation serves as the official market value of a deceased person’s property or assets on the exact date of their death. Whether you’re a family member, executor, or legal professional, understanding DOD appraisals is crucial for estate planning and tax purposes.
If you own a home in Washoe County, Nevada, your property tax bill might be higher than it needs to be — and it all comes down to whether you’ve filed the Property Tax Cap Claim Form.
June has arrived, and brings the excitement of summer to the Reno-Sparks region. This month presents the perfect opportunity to embrace the sunny days and explore a variety of events that cater to all kinds of interests. In this blog post, I’ll highlight some of my favorite outdoor activities happening in Reno-Sparks this June.
If you’ve been keeping an eye on the Reno/Sparks housing market, you know that things are heating up! In my latest video podcast Real Estate & Mortgage Update, I teamed up with Stephanie Hanna, Certified Mortgage Advisor with Omega Mortgage Group, to break down the latest market data, lending trends, and what they mean for you—whether you’re buying, selling, or simply keeping tabs on the market.