




Melissa "Missy" White - Simmons
As a trusted Realtor in Las Vegas, Nevada, I proudly assist buyers and sellers throughout the Las Vegas, North Las Vegas and Henderson Nevada areas. Whether you're looking to buy your first home, sell your current property or looking to make an investment, I am here to make the process smooth and successful.
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45Houses for Sale
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$525,000Average Sell Price
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350+Total Sold
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1,100+Satisfied Clients
Frequently Asked Questions in Las Vegas Real Estate
Q: What are the benefits of moving to
Las Vegas, Nevada?
Las Vegas offers no state income tax, a lower cost of living than many major cities, 300+ days of sunshine, world-class entertainment, outdoor recreation, and a growing job market. A local Las Vegas Realtor can help you find the right home and neighborhood.
Q: What do you have to disclose when selling a house in Nevada?
Nevada sellers must provide a Seller’s Real Property Disclosure Form (SRPD) disclosing any known material defects such as roof, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, water damage, foundation issues, or past repairs. A trusted Nevada real estate agent helps ensure compliance.
Q: Why does a Nevada home buyer have to sign a Buyer’s Brokerage Agreement?
Nevada buyers sign a Buyer’s Brokerage Agreement to establish Realtor representation, outline duties, and explain compensation. It ensures transparency and protects the buyer’s best interests.
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Q: Why do Realtors ask me to sign a Duties Owed Disclosure, and is it a binding contract?
A: The Duties Owed Disclosure explains the legal responsibilities a Realtor has to you and how agency relationships work in Nevada. It is not a binding contract and does not obligate you to work with that agent, it simply acknowledges that you received and reviewed the information
Q: What is a SID and LID fee in Nevada?
A: SID (Special Improvement District) or LID (Local Improvement District) fee is a charge added to your property tax bill to pay for community infrastructure such as roads, sidewalks, streetlights, parks, and sewer improvements. These fees are common in newer developments and vary by neighborhood.
Q: What is an HOA resale package in Nevada?
A: An HOA resale package is a required set of documents provided by the homeowners association to a buyer during escrow. It includes the CC&Rs, bylaws, rules, budget, financials, reserve study, and information about dues, assessments, and any violations.
Q: What is an assessment on CIC dues vs. regular CIC dues?
A: Regular CIC (Common-Interest Community) dues are recurring monthly or quarterly HOA fees for ongoing maintenance and amenities. An assessment is an additional, temporary or special charge used to pay for major repairs, capital improvements, or unexpected expenses for a limited set amount of time.
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