Showing posts with label las vegas relocation guide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label las vegas relocation guide. Show all posts

Saturday, January 25, 2014

Make Relocating to Las Vegas an Invigorating Fresh Start


Relocating to Las Vegas can be an invigorating fresh start: an opening to unexplored opportunities and a brand new community filled with tomorrow’s life-long friends. Then again, faced with a sudden onslaught of details and decisions, it can be an experience that falls just short of overwhelming. Every year, 43,000,000 Americans move to a new home, yet the Employee Relocation Council says that moving is the third most stressful event in a person’s life. 
If you are relocating to Las Vegas anytime soon, there is much that you can do to ensure the more positive outcome. Whether you will move for professional reasons or just to take advantage of the lifestyle Las Vegas offers, you will cut down on anxiety when you take positive steps to orient yourself ahead of time. 
If at all possible, make a few excursions to Las Vegas well in advance of your move. Make them mini-vacations: when you check into a local hotel or motel for a few days with no pressing agenda, you’ll be free to learn a lot about your new town, discover some of what will become your new favorite place, and just plain get familiar with what is where (and how to get there). Later, when you’re in the midst of relocating to Las Vegas, there won’t be any free time for that kind of leisurely investigation. 
Be sure to visit our Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce early during your first stay. You’ll find loads of resources to help you familiarize yourself with the whole region. From welcome packets that include coupons and a list of things to do, to specific question-answering advice and help, the C of C is a great free resource for future residents.
Even further in advance, once relocating to Las Vegas looks likely, whether you plan to buy or lease, get in touch with a Las Vegas Realtor®.  There is no better source for insider guidance on schools, which neighborhoods are the best for your needs, and invaluable help in finding and landing your new residence. 
Advance planning will make relocating to Las Vegas a positive and efficient experience— and it’s my business to help that happen for my clients. Contemplating relocating to town in 2014? A call to me now is a great way to get started!

Marcelo V. Mayol
The Mayol Realty Group
Realty One Group
702-812-9990
www.ShortSaleInfoLV.com

Monday, July 22, 2013

Las Vegas Property for Sale: Appealing Retirement Investment?


Who doesn’t give a quick second glance when they drive past a Las Vegas property for sale? Our curiosity seems almost automatic, even when we ourselves don’t have the slightest inclination to move out of our own home. 
For more and more people, there’s a new reason for more serious rubbernecking when they pass one of those ‘FOR SALE’ signs. It’s about retirement. 
Boston College’s Center for Retirement Research tells us that Americans’ retirement ages are rising steadily. Gallup has a more significant finding: when current workers expect to retire. At least 40% think their own retirement age will be greater than 65.
That goes along with the underlying concern serious people have about their own income during their golden years. For them, second glances at Las Vegas property for sale may be completely pragmatic: that property might represent a large chunk of their future retirement income.  
One of the reasons to give it serious consideration is the rest of the investment landscape. I’m no financial advisor, but I do listen to my clients’ attitudes and concerns. Although interest rates now seem to be on the upswing, at present their savings accounts are earning no real return — it’s hardly even an investment. In contrast, today’s property values look likely to appreciate over the long run.  
Then there’s the stock market. After the last few years’ gains, people can hardly be blamed for suspecting the accompanying risk quotient has been growing right along with the returns. On the other hand, an appealing Las Vegas property for sale just feels like a comparatively secure investment. Properties don’t just disappear!
Evaluating a property for sale through the prism of its retirement value doesn’t mean it can’t contribute returns long before then. Renting it out on a residential or vacation basis can provide an extra income stream at any time, sometimes with associated tax benefits. 
Consulting a trusted financial advisor is the prudent first step when considering the option of Las Vegas property for sale as an investment. Then I’ll be here to contribute my local expertise — and this summer, we’ve got some terrific prospects to choose from!


Marcelo V. Mayol
The Mayol Realty Group
Realty One Group
702-812-9990
www.ShortSaleInfoLV.com

Sunday, June 10, 2012

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