Sales Price $75,000
Also Listed for Rent for $700 mo

Approximate Living Sqft: 908
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Gated Community
Community Pool
Granite Counter Tops
All Appliances included





Traditional Sale!  Cozy, Clean, Quite Summerlin Condo.  Granite counter tops in kitchen.  Community Pools and Tennis Court.  A must see!

Traditional sale, quick close!  Well maintained, Gated community, community pool, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath, 2nd floor unit, patio, all appliances stay, ceiling fans throughout.  Nearby shopping, restaurants and freeway access.

Living Sqft: 884
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Gated Community
Community Pool

Call, text, or email Angela Adams for more info and showings 702-466-3431

Call, text, or email Angela Adams for more info and showings 702-466-3431

7200 Pirates Cove Rd Las Vegas, NV 89145

FOR RENT:  980 sqft condo

-Beautiful 2 bedroom
-2 full bathroom
-Granite counter tops in kitchen  

ONLY $700 mo!

This Summerlin condo is a must see!

For more info and showings please email Kalani Lewis at [email protected] or call/text 702-769-6391

For more info and showings please email Kalani Lewis at [email protected] or call/text 702-769-6391

Written by Paul Hagey

Online brokerage Redfin has sent an open letter to Zillow asking the portal to prominently display links to the brokerage’s website on listing pages for Redfin’s listings, among other requests.

Redfin sends all of its listings in the 23 major markets it serves to Zillow through multiple listing services or through Redfin agents who upload their listings to the site manually, Redfin spokeswoman Jani Strand told Inman News. Redfin has not brought up its issues with the way Zillow displays its listings to the portal before, Strand said.

Strand said the brokerage decided to address its issues in an open letter and advocate for other brokers because of its position as a tech leader in the space.

“Because Redfin is a real estate brokerage and a technology company, we have the technical resources to uncover situations like these, and it’s our obligation to communicate our findings to the industry and our users,” Strand said. “Consumers using any website should be able to access the source listing regardless of whether it’s a Redfin listing or a listing from another broker.”

Redfin says it hopes to hear from Zillow within two weeks about its concerns, but Strand says the firm has no plans now to withdraw its listings if no changes are made. “We think we can work this out,” Strand said.

In response to the letter, Zillow spokeswoman Amanda Woolley told Inman News, “We have great partnerships with brokerages around the country, and regularly solicit their input and ideas. We’d be happy to discuss this with Redfin and Glenn directly. In fact, we’re just a couple blocks down the road, and could even meet him at our local Starbucks.”

READ THE FULL ARTICLE HERE: http://www.inman.com/2014/04/03/redfin-challenges-zillow-on-home-listings/?utm_source=20140403&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newsflash

The Senate Finance Committee is slated to mark up a billThursday that would extend 45 tax provisions, including the Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Relief Act that expired on Jan. 1.
 The mortgage debt forgiveness provision spares underwater borrowers from being penalized by the Internal Revenue Service when they agree to complete a short sale or when mortgage debt is cancelled as part of a loan modification.

Industry and consumer groups have been calling for a two-year extension of the Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Relief Act that would be retroactive to Jan. 1.

Senate Finance Committee chairman Ron Wyden, D-Ore., included such a two-year extension in his tax bill unveiled Tuesday.

"Congress' failure to extend mortgage debt forgiveness last year has created a situation where the federal government is now spending money on programs to prevent foreclosures, while threatening to tax the very homeowners they are trying to help," according to a letter signed by 23 industry and other interest groups.

"This threat of being taxed on 'phantom income' from debt forgiveness is causing many homeowners to think twice before modifying their loan or completing a short sale. Instead, they are choosing to continue on a path toward foreclosure or to simply walk away," the March 31 letter says.

While the Senate Finance Committee is on track to approve the tax extender bill quickly, it is unlikely to reach the president's desk any time soon, according to analysts at Guggenheim Securities.

"We believe Congress is unlikely to complete work on the extenders package until late this year. It could come down to December," analyst Jaret Seiberg wrote in a report on the tax extender bill.

Chairman Wyden's tax bill also would extend the deduction for mortgage insurance premiums for two years.

The two-year extension of the Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Relief Act is estimated to cost $5.4 billion over 10 years, according to the Congressional Budget Office. The MI premium deduction is estimated to cost $1.8 billion over 10 years.

6219 Benchmark Way 
North Las Vegas, NV 89031

-1 Story
-2,391 sqft
-Lot sqft 10,890
-4 bedrooms
-2 bathrooms
-2 car garage
-Private Pool


Beautiful 1 story 4 bedroom home on a corner lot with pool & spa.  Great open floor plan with a breakfast bar, nook, and formal dining area.  Tile floors throughout home with carpet in bedrooms.  Master bedroom has tub and shower plus a walk in closet.  Home has family room and living room.  Pool service and landscaping included in rent.

For more info and showings please call Kalani Lewis at 702-769-6391 or email him at [email protected]

For more info and showings please call Kalani Lewis at 702-769-6391 or email him at [email protected]