Henderson -3 Bedroom -Home For Sale- $180,000

       Henderson -3 Bedroom -Home For Sale- $180,000 This 1356 square foot condo home has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms. It is located at 950 Sable Chase Pl Henderson, Nevada. Located near parks, dog parks, tennis courts, and so much more. The large master suite has a walk out balcony with Mountain views. The back yard is nicely landscaped and ready for your outdoor BBQing skills.
Pride of ownership shows throughout.

The Lindstrom Group of Keller Williams Realty Southwest in Las Vegas proudly serves investors, first time buyers, relocating families, the military community, as well as standard and distressed home sellers.

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Las Vegas Realtor and Title Team Share Escrow and Title Secrets to building Wealth

Getting to know our preferred Business Partner with Fidelity National Title , Julie Cimorelli
Las Vegas Realtor, Jason Lindstrom of The Lindstrom Group of Keller Williams Realty Southwest in Las Vegas meets with Julie Cimorelli of Fidelity National Title to explain the team concept, escrow and title secrets, and successful tips that add value and provide leads for Realtors and Home Owners across the Greater Las Vegas Valley.

What does a Title Company Do?

The main role of a Title Company begins after someone enters into formal purchase agreement, is to help sellers transfer their titles, and they help buyers take possession of titles. The also conduct title searches for any existing claims on properties, prepare title insurance for sellers, and maintain necessary escrow accounts for sellers and buyers.

 

Title Searches

When a property is sold, a title company often is tasked with searching the property’s title history for defects or clouds. Typical defects or clouds include other claims on the property from liens and easements, which can affect the value of the property negatively. Title companies conduct title searches and then prepare title abstracts or comprehensive title histories. Mortgage lenders usually require a title search before loaning money.

Title Insurance

Another role of the title company is to issue title insurance to a buyer to guarantee against fraudulent ownership claims. Title insurance usually is a part of the seller’s closing costs. Mortgage lenders also require title insurance before funding a home loan. Through title searches, title companies arrange for the title insurance on behalf of the seller and the buyer and produce the policy at the closing.
We are so thrilled to partner with Julie and Fidelity National Title! Check out our video, and contact us today with any questions you may have.

Contact Julie Comorelli
Phone: 702.303.0883 Fax: 702.942.8143
jcimorelli@fnf.com
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Insider Tips for Home Inspections in Las Vegas

The Lindstrom Group shares their Recommended  Home Inspector
702-540-1327
Jason Lindstrom, Realtor, General Manager, with The Lindstrom Group of Keller Williams Realty Southwest in Las Vegas sits down with A-1 Inspections Owner, Karl Probst.

A-1 Inspections is an Insured and Bonded Licensed General Contractor, Lead by Karl, who has built over 1000 homes in Nevada and California. Karl has been in business in Las Vegas for over 25 years.
Karl knows the in’s and out’s of the business which can help insure your Home Inspections goes smoother. He is friendly and trough, and informative.

He preforms a through inspection from roof to foundation using current technology, like thermal imaging. This gives him the opportunity to virtually see through walls.

Karl provides abundant photos and images, and details to give home buyers and out of area investors an accurate view of exactly what is happening inside the home.

For more information about the exceptional services Karl provides please contact him today.

A 1 Inspections, Karl Probst
House Inspector |653122 – Real Estate Inspection
Phone: (702) 636-6911
2801 Brown Cir, Las Vegas, Nevada 89107
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Las Vegas, NV, Scottsdale AZ & Los Angeles, CA

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Las Vegas Home Security Checklist 12 Tips

By Jason Lindstrom

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May 20, 2014 10:42 AM

Your home is secure, right?

We don't wish to "alarm" you, but I thought you’d be interested in this Home Security Checklist  put together by the FBI. According to them burglary occurs somewhere in the United States every 15.4 seconds.
 12 Tips to Protect Your Home

1. Make home security like an onion, not an egg. One layer of security is a minor inconvenience for the home burglar. Incorporating multiple layers of security into one’s home is essential. Not only will a multi-layered approach slow down or deter a burglar, but it will also give you and/or your neighbors more time to react in an appropriate manner.

2. If you have locks, use them. Many burglars will watch a target for hours or even days to gain knowledge of the occupant. Keep windows and doors locked at all times. This will help to prevent an intruder from gaining access to your residence whether you are home or not. Even if stepping out to the store only for a few minutes, lock the doors.

3. All exterior doors should be equipped with a deadbolt. While knob locks are better than nothing, they are fragile and easily bypassed. An experienced burglar will have no trouble tripping these locks with such tools as credit cards or pin knives. While deadbolts do not offer guaranteed protection, they are quite a bit stronger and offer a higher degree of protection, especially when coupled with a knob lock. Put the factory screws for the strike plates aside and use three inch screws. These screws will tap into the framing around the door making it even more secure. Be careful not to over-tighten these screws, as they will collapse the door jamb.

4. Harden inside garage doors. Garage doors leading from your garage into your house are just as important as exterior doors. Many times a garage is the easiest way for a burglar to gain access to a house simply because they are less secure. For this reason, the door leading to your home from your garage must be your second line of defense against intruders choosing this path. Many times these doors are lightweight and hollow, allowing for easy access. Install a solid core door with a deadbolt.

5. Consider the placement of new and existing locks. Locks should be installed where they are inaccessible to a potential intruder. This is especially true for doors containing glass and windows. A simple tap with a hammer or a crow bar can break that glass and render your lock ineffective, as the intruder can simply reach in and disable it. For these types of doors, and all windows place the lock in a place inaccessible from the window, if possible, or install a lock that requires a key to be unlocked from the inside. Install a peephole instead of a chain lock, which are inherently weak.

6. Make access to windows difficult. On the outside of your house, plant thorny, dense vegetation to discourage intruders from attempting to enter. Also, make sure any ladders capable of serving as a bridge over these plants or a path to a second story window are secure. On the inside of your house, place obstacles like furniture in front of your windows. You can also place track locks, or wooden dowels in the window tracks to prevent the windows from being opened. A safety coating can also be applied to the inside of windows to make them very difficult to break.

7. Secure all sliding doors. Sliding doors enhance your residence’s appeal as a target because these doors are notoriously insecure. There are various ways to secure sliding doors including “Charlie bars,” track locks, and a simple dowel. The most inexpensive method is to cut a dowel of at least ¼” diameter to within ¼” of the length of the bare track when the door is closed. When the door is not in use, lay the dowel in the track and it will prevent the door from being opened.

8. Hang drapes for style and prevention. If you already have thick drapes, use them. If you don’t have thick drapes, consider them. Thick drapes prevent a potential intruder from seeing into your home. If an intruder cannot see into your home and view your valuables, they have a limited idea of your possessions. They can only see what you want them to see. Heavy drapes effectively remove temptation.

9. Protect your valuables, even inside your home. Purchase a safe and install it in your home. If you do not install the safe, a burglar can simply carry it away. It is important to keep all paperwork vital to your identity in a safe that is both tamper and fireproof. Also, etch your name on all valuable items in your home, then record the serial number and a brief description of the items and place these documents in a safe place. Seeing a name engraved on an item will act as a deterrent to the burglar; it will be harder to sell and traceable. If possible, take pictures or a videotape of your valuables to aide Law Enforcement in identification.

10. Strategic Lighting. If you have lights around your home, use them. Place lights around your home in any dark areas. These lights should have motion sensors on them to alert you that someone is out there, and so the potential burglar knows that he/she is being watched. Motion sensors are also a good tool to conserve energy and therefore, pay for themselves quickly. Lighting acts as a deterrent to potential burglars because just like any other criminal, they don’t want to be seen.

11. Know your neighbors. Neighbors can be a vital tool in protecting your home. If you develop a good rapport with your neighbors, they are more likely to be concerned about you and your property. Offer to do favors for one another and look after each other’s houses while the other is away. Keep your neighbors informed about your routine and who is supposed to be at your house, as well as who is not. If possible, develop a neighborhood watch program within your community. If a neighborhood watch is not possible, then make an agreement with your surrounding neighbors to look after each other’s homes.

12. If possible, install a home security system. Home security systems vary in price and intensity. There are many low cost, yet effective, wireless security systems that are easy to install available for under $200. Most of these systems are noninvasive, as they require no wiring, and are easily expandable. If you do invest in a home security system, be sure to use it and keep it in good order to prevent false alarms. A faulty alarm does no good.

Hope you have found this checklist helpful. It gives a  basis for periodically inspecting your home to make sure you're doing all you can to protect your valuables against "uninvited visitors."
If you have questions, or comments please leave them below.
The Lindstrom Group is happy to provide you with great tips for keeping your home safe, home buyer and seller tips as well as current homes for sale.
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One Million Thermostats Recalled – FIRE HAZARD

By Jason Lindstrom

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One Million Thermostats Recalled – FIRE HAZARD‏

White-Rodgers Recalls Home Heating and Cooling Thermostats Due to Fire Hazard More than one million thermostats sold in the United States and Canada since 2006 are being recalled because the batteries can leak and cause a fire. Product: The thermostats are made by White-Rodgers, but some have different brand names printed on the front, including ComfortSentry, DICO, Emerson, Frigidaire, Maytag, Nutone, Partners Choice, Rheem, Ruud, Unico, Water Furnace, Westinghouse and Zonefirst.Hazard: The alkaline batteries used in the thermostat can leak onto the circuit board posing a fire hazard.Remedy: Consumers should check thermostats for battery icon on the left side of the blue lighted screen, if the battery icon is not shown, contact White-Rodgers to receive a free repair or a replacement thermostat.Consumer Contact: White-Rodgers toll-free at (888) 624-1901 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. CT Monday through Friday or click here. Thank you to Doris Drake for this information Doris Drake, Assistant Vice President 1-800-308-1424 x3418 djdrake@fnf.com The Daily Agent Advantage Please contact us today we would love to earn the right to support your Real Estate needs. The Lindstrom Group of Keller Williams Realty Southwest in Las Vegas proudly serves investors, first time buyers, relocating families, the military community, as well as standard and distressed home sellers. Please contact us with any questions you may have. The Lindstrom Group Keller Williams Realty Southwest 6180 Brent Thurman Way, Suite 200 |Las Vegas, NV | 89148 Office 702-540-1327 | Fax 702-988-8795 Servicing Las Vegas, NV, Scottsdale AZ & Los Angeles, CA

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6 Home Seller Mistakes to Avoid

By Jason Lindstrom

Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams Realty Southwest RED# S.0169534

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May 14, 2014 06:07 PM

 

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6 Home Seller Mistakes to Avoid
Preparing to sell your home and placing it on the market can be a daunting task.
The Lindstrom Group of Keller Williams Realty Southwest in Las Vegas would be honored to guide you through the home selling process, and share many successful tips that have helped Las Vegas home owners sale their home quickly, and for top dollar.
Please check out our Top 6 Seller Mistakes to Avoid

1. Overpricing your home
2. Not being available for showings
3. Cluttered space
4. Unpleased orders and pet smell
5. Unwilling to negotiate
6.  Not making needed repairs

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The Lindstrom Group of Keller Williams Realty Southwest in Las Vegas proudly serves investors, first time buyers, relocating families, the military community, as well as standard and distressed home sellers.
Please contact us with any questions you may have.

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Keller Williams Realty Southwest
6180 Brent Thurman Way, Suite 200 |Las Vegas, NV | 89148
Office 702-540-1327 | Fax 702-988-8795
Servicing Las Vegas, NV, Scottsdale AZ & Los Angeles, CA

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Tivoli Days- Car Show & Movies in The Park Las Vegas

It is time for Movies in The Park!



If you have been in Vegas long you will know that there are awesome FREE community events to enjoy with he family.

Be sure to check out Tivoli Village!

When: Friday, May 16, 2014
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Where: Tivoli Village
440 S Rampart
Las Vegas, NV 89144

Have fun with the whole family and enjoy a car show accompanied by a movie in the park. Featuring Classic cars, hot rods and custom built cars will be on display with live music on the main stage.
This Friday May 16th, enjoy the Disney Movie Cars in the park.

Movie starts at 7:30 p.m.

Bring a picnic and a blanket or chair and enjoy a free movie in the children’s play area every Saturday in June!

Tivoli Village will be providing complementary popcorn.

Upcoming showings scheduled for this summer are:
June 7th- Frozen
June 14th- Finding Nemo
June 21st- Monster’s Inc.
June 28th- Toy Story

The Lindstrom Group of Keller Williams Realty Southwest in Las Vegas proudly serves investors, first time buyers, relocating families, the military community, as well as standard and distressed home sellers.
Please contact us with any questions you may have.

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6180 Brent Thurman Way, Suite 200 |Las Vegas, NV | 89148
Office 702-540-1327 | Fax 702-988-8795
Servicing Las Vegas, NV, Scottsdale AZ & Los Angeles, CA

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Real Estate Opportunities in Las Vegas NOW

Real Estate Opportunities in Las Vegas NOW

Did you know that according to many current home buyers, a desirable neighborhood quality is the #1 factor they consider before they take the big leap?

 First Time Home Buyers It's true, homes in ideal neighborhoods; near schools, parks and shopping, sell fast. However to take advantage of the best real estate opportunities, and get the best home for your money you need a real estate professionals who provides quick, and efficient service. There are thousands of homes available out there.

Our job at The Lindstrom Group, of Keller Williams Realty in Las Vegas, is to help you narrow down all of the options to the homes that specifically meet your personal and unique needs. It is at that point when we are able to negotiate the best possible price for you, and get you into the homes of your dreams.

A few of our Team's services include:
• Property previews. Visit www.lindstromgrouplv.com to see properties for sale-many with virtual tours-24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from the comfort of your home.
• Receive a daily e-mail message service. Alerting you to new home listings that meet your specific criteria.
• Detailed community information.

 You may not be in the market to buy or sell a home right now.

But when you are ready, The Lindstrom Group would be happy to help.
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 The Lindstrom Group of Keller Williams Realty Southwest in Las Vegas proudly serves investors, first time buyers, relocating families, the military community, as well as standard and distressed home sellers. Please contact us with any questions you may have.
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Williams Realty Southwest
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Country Music in the Park Festival

By Jason Lindstrom

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May 08, 2014 10:23 AM

Join us in the great community of Mountains Edge this Weekend!

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8th Annual Country in the Park Festival
Saturday, May 10
2 p.m. to 8 p.m
9275 So. Buffalo Drive
In addition to the concert, Country in the Park will feature a beer garden, food vendors, booths, exhibits and more. Guests are welcome to bring blankets, picnic baskets, chairs and well-behaved, leashed pets, and enjoy festivities in Exploration Park’s amphitheater with its scenic mountain backdrop
Scotty McCreery headlines 8th Annual Country in the Park Festival. Saturday, May 10 from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Exploration Park, located at 9275 So. Buffalo Drive in Mountain’s Edge. Performance times are The Tony Marques Band from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., followed by Danielle Bradbery from 5 p.m. to 5:45 p.m., and culminating with Scotty McCreery from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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The Lindstrom Group of Keller Williams Realty Southwest in Las Vegas proudly serves investors, first time buyers, relocating families, the military community, as well as standard and distressed home sellers.
Please contact us with any questions you may have.

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Southwest 6180 Brent Thurman Way, Suite 200
 Las Vegas, NV 89148
Office 702-540-1327 Fax 702-988-8795
Servicing Las Vegas, NV, Scottsdale AZ & Los Angeles, CA