HOME RENTING OR BUYING: WHICH IS THE BETTER DEAL? Home ownership. The thought of it can be a bit daunting. They have to pay for their mortgage and pay for any repairs they have to make. If they rent, they're paying someone else's mortgage and most repairs only incur a small fee from the tenants. This leads to the perception that perhaps renting is better than buying a home. But is Continue Reading
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RERNLV’s Got A Brand New Show Coming at 11 AM!
RERNLV'S GOT A BRAND NEW SHOW COMING AT 11 AM! Harvey has a brand new edition of RERNLV coming at you this morning at 11 AM on AM720 KDWN! This week, he's joined by Kari Phillips of Alpine Mortgage Planning and Darren Welsh of Berkshire Hathaway. Kari's up first, and she's using her appearance today as a chance to talk about something called a COA. What is a COA and how can that help you buy a Continue Reading
Review Praises Blankfeld Property Management
We appreciate all of our clients and colleagues, and we love to hear from them! Today, Harvey and Crystal Jensen received high praises from Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Nevada Properties colleague David Boyer. "...The great work that Harvey and Crystal do in managing [properties] has...everything to do with their own skill and professionalism. Harvey runs a great operation and his people are Continue Reading
When The Perfect Deal Isn’t Perfect
I was working with a referral client who was already approved. Initial contact went well, so I put him on a property search and scheduled a weekend for us to look at available properties. I started with nine properties. We visited two that he liked, and made an offer on one. After we negotiated a little on price, the offer was accepted. How exiting! I have my client in escrow! The Continue Reading
A Realtor’s Tale
This is a story of old Mr. Scrinch, you might call him a successful landowner in the Las Vegas Valley. He had a reputation with his peers of an uncanny ability in always buying distressed property in the least desirable part of town and at his terms. He was notorious for investing as little rehab money into a project as possible, and rent schedules that always seemed over market. Somehow he always Continue Reading