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If you are a homeowner in Washoe County, it is once again time to review your Washoe County Property Assessment Notice. This notice will arrive in the mail and can easily get lost in the holiday hustle of holiday cards and packages. In this blog, I will outline the basics of what a Property Assessment Notice is and provide links to additional information on this topic. I have also included a link to my interview with Chris Sarman, Washoe County Assessor, for his expert insights.

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.

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.

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.

With the weather warming up, it's a great time to breathe new life into your living space and make sure your property stays in wonderful shape. Spring cleaning goes beyond just decluttering and dusting; it's also about those important maintenance tasks that can keep your home beautiful and functional all year long. If you're seeking professional assistance to conquer your spring cleaning checklist, we've gathered a thoughtful list of trusted vendors ready to help you with all your springtime projects!

Owning a rental property can be a lucrative investment, but it also comes with its share of risks. From natural disasters to tenant-related damages, unexpected events can put your property and finances at risk. That’s where rental property insurance (also known as landlord insurance) comes in.

Whether you're a new or seasoned landlord, understanding the ins and outs of rental property insurance is essential. Let’s break it down and explore expert tips to help you secure the best coverage.

Purchasing a home is an exciting milestone, but it comes with its fair share of responsibilities. One of the most important factors to consider when buying a home is the location of the property—particularly whether it’s in a flood zone. This is especially crucial in areas like Washoe County, where certain regions are more prone to flooding due to natural topography, weather patterns, and infrastructure.

As the calendar year winds down, homeowners have a unique opportunity to reflect on the past year and set the stage for a successful and fulfilling 2025. Whether you’ve spent 2024 tackling renovations, upgrading your landscaping, or simply enjoying the comfort of your home, the end of the year is the perfect time to evaluate your progress and plan ahead.

Nothing shakes up your holiday spirit like the unexpected rumbles of an earthquake! Earlier this month a 5.8 magnitude earthquake near Yerington shook the Reno-Sparks area, serving as a reminder of Nevada’s seismic activity. Did you know Nevada is the U.S.'s third most seismically active state? In this blog post, we'll explore the importance of earthquake preparedness and the role of earthquake insurance in safeguarding your home and family in Northern Nevada.

If you are homeowner in Washoe County, it is once again time to review your Washoe County Property Assessment Notice. This notice will arrive in the mail and can easily get lost in the hustle of the holidays, especially with all of the holiday cards and packages. In this blog, I will highlight the basics of what a Property Assessment Notice is and where you can find out more information on this topic. I have also included a link to my interview with Chris Sarman, Washoe County Assessor, for his expert insights.