I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@HudsonEthan-00 The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?
Nice video. I've lived in Las Vegas for 22 years and make around $55,000 a year as a slot technician. I recently purchased a 2 bed, 2 bath condo with a loan amount of $203,500. I never thought I would be able to buy a place to call home. My payment is going to be about $1,840 a month. As long as you don't have a drinking or gambling problem then you can live a normal life in Las Vegas.
I have lived in LA and also Las Vegas. To me the biggest difference is just how easy it is to live in Las Vegas with much less stress. Everything is close. Going out for the evening a breeze. Going to a sports event or concert: easy. Going to a lake or a walking trail: easy. Its hot in the summer but so are parts of LA and in Vegas everything is air conditioned. What they call "traffic" in Las Vegas is LA at 2 in the morning. Housing costs 1/2. Car registration about the same. Electricity slightly less. Income tax: ZERO!
I've lived in Las Vegas since 2010; and it's been an awesome place for me and my family; also ran a business, and sold it 2019; just recently retired and are packing up to travel abroad with my family; our home will be rented out during our travels; and will definitely missed it. Las Vegas has been a blessing for my family. All the best to everyone!
I personally want to thank you for sharing your experience! I love hearing stories like this because I also believe in the amazing opportunities our city can give! Enjoy retirement and travelling abroad with your family!
I lived in Vegas back around 2010. Right after the 08 crash.....and it was a shared situation. 4 apartments, your own bed and bathroom but the kitchen was shared. It was nice actually. And the price? $250 a month. Just couldn't beat it.
In this business, we're always saying "those were the days" because of how cheap rent and housing used to be. But in this market, costs always rise (along with the economy, right?). But you just have to learn to get the most bang for your buck!
Besides us all living in casinos, they also think it’s 100 degrees ALL YEAR ROUND. This winter (& your sweater) are proof, it’s been freezing lately.🥶 Great info, great shots, great editing!! 👍🏾
I’m seriously thinking of relocating to Las Vegas from the Tampa Bay area and have been looking at 2/2 condos online. Your prices there are much lower than here and your monthly maintenance fees and property taxes are clearly ONE HALF of what they are here in Tampa!!……….a very good combination. I’m a real rain hater and can’t wait to get out to Nevada!😁
Hey Tim! Well, it looks like LV might just be the place for you. Please don't hesitate to reach out to our team if we can be of any assistance. You can also check out some of the areas to see which would fit your vibe on our website: bit.ly/LVGLifestyle
I am researching moving to Vegas. I’d either be moving in April or June of 2024 and I’m glad I’ve come across this channel. Hoping to get some insight on job opportunities. I am currently a high School security guard in Wisconsin and love working with the kids. But I’m open to anything as long as I’m able to find other ways to encourage people and the youth to follow their hearts and pursue their passions
Hey @AustinTolesOfficial! I'm glad my channel is able to provide you some information for your research. I'm so open to getting in touch in order for me to give you insights and answer all your questions. If you're interested in me reaching out to you, please fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate and I'll speak to you soon! 😊
Do not rent in Vegas, BUY. Don't go to the strip, eat at home. Food prices in restaurants are Crazy expensive. If you want a burger in any hotel expect to pay over 20 dollars for it. Gas prices are around 4.00 a gallon. Electricity is 144 dollars a month for a 2 BD Condo. HOA is at least 200 a month. If you have a drinking or gambling problem, then stay away.
Hey @Malia Marsh! Thank you for sharing your input. Your first sentence is on point. While Vegas might not be as pricey as other major cities, you definitely should know how to make the most of what you got. But it's a great place to live, right?
I am planning to move the business to NV, Las Vegas from California. $1,500 - California San Diego 1 Studio 220 Sqft. $1,500 - Nevada Las Vegas 3/2 Bds/2Ba 1,200 Sqft. No State income tax!
Just moved away from Vegas. My finance wanted to be closer to her family in the middle of no where Nebraska. I miss Vegas so much. Grew up there and I want to go back so badly
Moved out of Vegas after 21 years now in Utah. Making more money then Vegas ever offered, temps here are 95-100. Can enjoy the spring and fall now. Don’t miss Vegas at all after over 2 years
Ok, first shout out to you Laci and opening scene Art District / English Hotel!!.. ❤it!…2nd, who doesn’t want to be Laci’s friend?!… 3rd, on average , how long does the beginning to end take? Contacting your office til getting keys.. average .. last what are the 3 top hospitals LV?.. just received my Nevada state license to practice..🎉exciting times Laci! Let’s go!!
Hello Beautiful Las Vegas Gal-Real good, and comprehensive report. When I first came here in 1990-(I share dual residence with Staten Island,N.Y.)-There was about 150-200 thousand people here. Many areas were not developed the way they are now. Las Vegas is now Big City America. With that comes a lot of good, some bad, but mostly positive. I personally love where I live.
@@LasVegasGal Thank You for responding. Professionals, like yourself, are such a wonderful help to those who are thinking about coming here, or are here already. Keep up your good work!
One reason is all the drunks on the road. L.V. Review Journal once PRINTED that: 24/7 17% of ALL drivers on the road were legally intoxicated. That's exponentially higher on Fri & Sat.nights so...🤷♂️
I watched the whole thing. This video shows that Vegas is an amazing place compared to California which is now a hell-hole due to rising crime, homeless, cost of living, drug use, etc. Can't wait to call Las Vegas my new home.
Let me know whenever you're ready to talk about moving to Las Vegas! You can also just fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGLifestyle and I can give you a call just to see where you're at and how we can help you get here.
I'm contemplating a move to Vegas. I have job offers there and compared to when I lived in San Diego the rent prices are amazing. But I don't have a car and don't plan on having one. Should I rent near my job? (It would be in North Vegas)
These are amazing questions. you have around 20-25 minute drive from North Las Vegas to the Strip. And while you can make use of the public transportation or uber or something, you can't take away the convenience of having a car. If you can find a rental near your job, that is always recommended. But we should really talk so I can provide more information specifically to your needs. I can reach out to you if you want to fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate
You are definitely right.... while the city itself is great, we definitely need to improve when discussing public schools. Fortunately, there are other options when it comes to your child's education -- there magnet schools, private schools, homeschooling and more.
Schools. Are not great hot in summer and cold in winter but the mountains are close and lake mead find the job first and if u come from a place that has green it is different
May I ask why do you consider buying is better than renting? For example: if one pays 2000 a month for a rental it will take 10years of payments for a 240,000 condo.
Hey @Kimberly Blue! First, thank you for taking a moment to view my video and comment with such a great question. Honestly, we really have to understand what your purpose is when it comes to living in Las Vegas along with understanding your goals. But the reason why I do recommend buying instead of renting is because the rental rates are pretty high, and they are always increasing. But if you own your home, you also have the option of renting it out in the future...and you can still make profits out of it.
I want to go to Las Vegas to make money. Im moving from New Orleans, so I'm no stranger to the heat and party/nightlife. Are the jobs mostly in hospitality like in New Orleans, too?
Hey @user-pc7ef5sb6x! Thank you for stopping by my channel to watch this video and comment! I appreciate it. And yes, most of the jobs readily available are in hospitality...but it isn't limited to that.
@NihilTimendumEst, thank you! I appreciate you taking a moment to comment. Yes, the cost of living is always increasing...it seems like it's everywhere! But Vegas is a great city...so if my team and I can do anything to help you ease into moving here, please let us know! 😊
Thanks for your video, it really helped me to better understand Las Vegas. I'm planning to move there next year in May/June from Hungary to find a better living. I'll try and find a job mainly in IT.
Hey @madmandouyu! Thank you so much for your comment! I really appreciate it. And I'm so glad you found this video helpful. If and when you're ready to start talking about moving here, please don't hesitate to reach out!
Thanks for the video. Hit the questions I wanted answers to. I am hoping to move to Vegas in 1-2 years. Hoping as a single person I’m able to afford it.
Retired w/ wife. Been there 1/2 times last time in Vegas 2007 - our beloved dogs 15 &17 years passed so we are planning to relocate to West. N.V. would be ideal for real estate/state taxes for us. looking to rent one year before buying - don't want to rush since might be permanent for life. Not looking for neighbors so tract housing is out. are you familiar w/ new or newer homes or LAND W/Acres = 3-5 AC outside the strip 60 miles perimeter? privacy upmost must. Thanks very much Great Info Video AAA+++ NYC
Hey there! Thank you so much for reaching out and so sorry to hear about your beloved dogs. I'd love to be able to talk to you about your options. For me to reach out to you at your most convenient time, do you mind filling out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate
Yea the BOOM came within the last 5 years, I moved to Las Vegas back in 2007 from California,I seen that CALI was on the rent rise back then, and got me and my children up out there.But I must say when we first moved here in 07' u could get a 3 bedroom for $800 Verses Cali 3 bedroom I was paying back then $1395 , life is cool in Vegas but their job market has been the same since I've been here now 16 years, the same jobs hiring over and over, to me is deceptive to people who is moving here 🤔
Thank you for sharing your experience, @ceetudabee. What do you do? There definitely have been a lot of common job openings, but as more people are investing in the city, there are also more opportunities.
Aww, thank you. I'm glad my video is helpful...be sure to look at the other videos in case he has any additional questions! And if you guys need any help, don't hesitate to reach out!
Hey there! Lots of good info on my channel! Check my playlists! Its always a good idea to click the link to set up a call with me. I don't pressure you to buy but am always happy to answer your questions. bit.ly/LVGRealEstate
Hi, I'm planning on moving to Vegas this spring. (Early may) . I've never been there as an adult only during a vacation when I was 13. I live in Detroit I work with my fiance and we live in an apartment together too.. my fiance has bad asthma and Detroit weather and air quality is too much for him he's always getting sick. We are both cooks at a restaurant, we want to find a job doing the same there hopefully.
Hey there! That's exciting! I am sure you're going to be able to find something out here because outside of entertainment, Las Vegas is always showing off the best places to eat! And we can't do that without cooks/chefs! If I could be of assistance or you just have a few questions about moving to Las Vegas, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. 702-277-7606 or fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate and I'll reach out to you directly!
My wife and I will be going there in December 2024 for vacation to see what winter is like compared to Mass... We want to move there in either 2026 or 2027...
Vegas is overpriced average one bedroom 1500$ and up don’t forget about your electric bill. And not to mention car insurance is expensive and traffic suck . Let after 12 don’t forget the high crime .
My rent was $700 before the pandemic and now it's over $1,000 everyone is pushing that it's a great deal cause they are charging $1,500 for the same unit but they raised the rent during a global endemic and things in the unit haven't been replaced or repaired in years. The unit has a lot of issues
Check out my shorts! There's definitely a lot out there...but maybe needs some updating. And join in on our LIVE videos if you can. We usually cover stuff you want to know about moving to Las Vegas as a homeowner. I'll add that to my list of videos to do!
Hey @williamj.dovejr.8613! Sorry for the delayed response. There definitely are mid century homes around...check this video out! ua-cam.com/video/4_8pBIXmLGk/v-deo.html
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There are more expensive places than Las Vegas. And with inflation, the bigger the city, etc, the cost of living is going definitely going to increase.
That's such a good question. If you fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate I am happy to reach out to you and really give you a clear picture of what that cost is and what your options might be!
I love living in north las vegas. Taxes and insurance are cheaper and everything is close and easy to get to. I don't venture down to the strip often, maybe once a year but it's a nice change of pace once a year or so. There's nothing I don't love about living here, almost 10 years now
Sorry you feel that way. It's not for everyone, and if we believed that buying a home could put someone in a bad situation, we would not advise them to do it. But thank you for commenting on this video
Sorry my previous reply was for a different comment. You’ll need a car in Las Vegas or at least plan on using Uber to get around. Our public transport is not the greatest and takes a long time. With that said, if you live downtown or near downtown Summerlin or The District, those areas are more walkable and easy to get around in. I hope this helped.
@@kingnevermore25 It’s a weird place because technically it’s a “city” but outside of the strip it’s very desert and almost rural. I would recommend at least getting a motorized bike because you don’t want to be outside walking around alone because there aren’t a lot of other walkers, plus it’s so hot April-Oct.
What are your Qualifications for telling people how much it will cost then yeah ? DUH 🙄… Anyone who takes advice off a UA-camr needs to see a Doctor and get yours Brains checked out. I checked Her Out stay well clear.😂
First, thank you so much for the comment and for viewing this video! Totally helps the algorithm...so I appreciate your support, even indirectly! And while I do these videos to help people know more about Las Vegas, I am not just a "UA-camr". I've been a local (for decades, by the way!) that loves my city and I just happen to be a real estate agent as well. And in the areas where I may not be an expert, I connect with credible experts to make sure I'm not giving wrong information. But thanks again for helping my videos get seen!
I lived in Las Vegas twice and loved it. It just has this magical feeling about it. Healthcare left a lot to be desired but i got lucky and found an old Jewish doctor that gave me great treatment. I also found other hospitals that were great. UMC just totally sucked. Las Vegas has one of the best police departments in the country, however there are areas of Las Vegas to avoid because of crime. Found it stranger about not being able to find eggs there. Cost of living seems very high to me but we have the same problem in Florida. I bought a house in Florida just so my grandson could have a place to live. Luckily he found a job not five miles from the house. The neighborhood i bought in isn't the greatest, but i plan on helping to clean it up for the crime issue. I decided to move to Florida about 12 years ago. The deciding factor for me not to move to Vegas again was i foresaw the water shortage from Lake Meade. As for property taxes, Florida also has no state income tax. They also have a homestead law for veterans exempting the first 75k from the value of your domicile home. I am 100% disabled vet so i am 100% exempt from tax on my home. The home i sold last year for $545k i would have been paying about $6500 a year in home taxes but with mt VA exemption i was only responsible for some local taxes which came to $377 a year. I think you should have talked more about the crime rate. Education is one thing i did not like about Las Vegas being you have a year round school system. Makes it very hard to plan a vacation if you have different age school children. I say very hard because with two children more than likely one would be missing classes during a vacation. When i lived there both times i never had a problem finding employment, but then again i am a workaholic and not afraid of work. Last weighing the pro's and cons i have to say i miss Las Vegas, always have and always will.
Hey @rondodson5736! Thank you for sharing your experience with us and appreciate your support in viewing this video. Glad Las Vegas will always have a place in your heart, but rest assure that I also talk about the downsides of Las Vegas in my other videos. While I do want to focus on the good stuff, I don't hide the bad...I just want to give people a full picture of Las Vegas so they can decide what they are willing to live with if they choose to be here.
Hi! Thank you for taking a moment to view this video and commenting! Sorry if I was speaking too fast, I guess that's just me! I'll try to keep it in mind for future videos. I appreciate your support. But also, just FYI, you can also slow down the speed of the video if you think you missed anything. Or you can contact us directly if you have any questions. 😊
Thank you for the comment @aaroncampbell3937! Rent to own is definitely an option for you out here in Las Vegas. You just have to be very active in looking for job opportunities and have a plan in place so that you can get to that goal. We are just a message away if you're ready to talk. 😊
I am from Los Angeles, still living with my parents and I want to move out. What’s preventing me, it’s impossible to rent a studio or one bed room apartment on a low pay full-time job and door dash driver. Even renting a room is expensive. I’m thinking moving to Las Vegas, and make a transfer to my job, it’s a possible to rent a one bedroom apartment or studio there?.
It's possible but we should speak so I can get an idea of your expectations and advise you on what it might be like reality-wise. Can you please fill out the form here: and I'll reach out to you directly? bit.ly/LVGRealEstate
The place is a dump ! Crime all over no matter where you live. There’s not enough police . The health care system is broken not many doctors. Minimum wage bad. This place is for young adults who don’t have responsibilities. To raise a family it’s awful. People can’t drive lots of drunk drivers . The list goes on .
@maddygrova9910, so sorry your experience of Las Vegas is not good. Although there are definitely areas where our city needs to be better at, I personally have had a good experience overall. But I thank you for taking a moment to view this video and posting your insights.
Used to just have service jobs. Apartments were cheap, rent was cheap. Better paying jobs moved in and sadly the 2000s changed the city. 1990s Vegas saw city become family friendly
EXACTLY!!! Not even that it was just service jobs but jobs payed/still pay low so everything else was cheaper. California money has changed everything, but in reality CA people without money are moving to Vegas so eventually they’ll move somewhere else.
Glad your company has expanded to Las Vegas! I'm here to answer any qeustions you have about moving to and living in Las Vegas. Please don't hesitate to reach out through this link: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate
I was born in 1985 and left Las Vegas in 2006 and I still have family live there I was born and raised it's hilarious to me that you said that's the greatest city in the world I live in New York that city is evil darling
Hey @Gambling Shenanigans. I think it's getting expensive everywhere, but Vegas is not too bad compared to other areas. And I can understand the concern about the water issues, but our government is proactive about making sure it doesn't become a real concern.
So this is the biggest myth to bust. Las Vegas will never run out of water, ever. For 1 it is the best city in the world for recycling water. All the major hotel casinos do not use Lake Mead water -- its ground water. Bellagio fountains? Ground water. O Cirque d Soleil pool? Recycled Ground water. If Lake Mead dries out the state of Colorado will be the Gobi desert first because that's where the water comes from. By law Nevada gets the Colorado water before AZ and CA do. Las Vegas uses 1% of the Colorado's water. AZ and CA use 90%.
@@Vegaslocal than tell me why las vegas is telling residents each household will get limited amounts of water per month ... with threats of upping monthly water bills to new highs .... dont get me wrong i would love to move to Vegas ... i just pump the brakes everytime i hear some more bad news about the water issues there ... and never hear a real solution ... i just hear opinions
@@zerotogem Oh that's easy. Las Vegas has always been stingy with water. And infrastructure to recylce costs more money. Its no different than a electric power company telling people to cut back at peak hours. Saves making new powerplants. Water is not cheap in Las Vegas so we work to reduce its usage. Every drop that goes down a drain is cleaned and ends up in Lake Mead. What does California do with its water? Dumps it on the ground.
@@Vegaslocal so all your telling me is that the plan and goal is just recycling the water ??? no long term solution to the water problem? and reason to worry about moving to LV .... because its under control? and people wont have $1000 water bills in the near future?
Good job Ms. Laci. So after I FINALLY got approved to move here, I was able to find an apartment for less than half the average rent and my commute to my Downtown Office is about 30 minutes.
Hi @Dante. Sorry your experience in Vegas isn't a fun one. There are definitely people who can use an attitude adjustment, but the city is also filled with great people.
Summers are hot but are a dry heat. Winter can be cool but rarely cold. Snow happens in Vegas about once every ten years but never stays on the ground for more than a couple of hours. See snow on the surrounding mountains year round. Doesn't rain much but do have flash floods some times. Just stay out of the water when one occurs.
One thing I don't like about Las Vegas is the Health Care which is NOT that great. We moved here from CA in 2015 when the cost of living was "a LOT less than it is now"! But even tho the cost of living has risen, so far Vegas is still more affordable to live than CAL or ARIZ
Hey @ellapresley8634! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I will have to agree with you about the Health Care. While we have gotten better at it, we still have a work to do there...and I know Las Vegas is always looking to improve. But yes, cost of living will never be what it was before...but you're right. Las Vegas is definitely more affordable than several other states. I appreciate your support in watching and commenting on this video! Thank you!
Looking to tour some homes in Las Vegas thinking more of Lake Las Vegas do you have any video's on that area. My wife and I will be in the Las Vegs Area next week let me know if we can meet with you and help us understand our options. We are about a year out from relocation
You're welcome! Glad this video gave some clarity... but also if you want to ever talk to see what we can do to help you "afford Las Vegas," don't be afraid to connect.
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Just filled one out, I think you may of replied to a previous comment
I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.
I feel your pain mate, as a fellow retiree, I’d suggest you look into passive index fund investing and learn some more. For me, I had my share of ups and downs when I first started looking for a consistent passive income so I hired an expert advisor for aid, and following her advice, I poured $30k in value stocks and digital assets, Up to 200k so far and pretty sure I'm ready for whatever comes.
@@HudsonEthan-00 That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well
@@VioletJessica- My advisor is VICTORIA CARMEN SANTAELLA;
You can look her up online
@@HudsonEthan-00 The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?
Nice video. I've lived in Las Vegas for 22 years and make around $55,000 a year as a slot technician. I recently purchased a 2 bed, 2 bath condo with a loan amount of $203,500. I never thought I would be able to buy a place to call home. My payment is going to be about $1,840 a month. As long as you don't have a drinking or gambling problem then you can live a normal life in Las Vegas.
Well said! Thank you so much for sharing your experience!
What if you have a problem of waking up 2am in the morning and go looking for hoes?
I have lived in LA and also Las Vegas. To me the biggest difference is just how easy it is to live in Las Vegas with much less stress. Everything is close. Going out for the evening a breeze. Going to a sports event or concert: easy. Going to a lake or a walking trail: easy. Its hot in the summer but so are parts of LA and in Vegas everything is air conditioned. What they call "traffic" in Las Vegas is LA at 2 in the morning. Housing costs 1/2. Car registration about the same. Electricity slightly less. Income tax: ZERO!
Hey Bob! Thank you so much for commenting and giving your insight! We appreciate you!
Fell in love with las vagas going on vacation for 3 days a
Bf now planning to move there because it’s so cheap
That's awesome, @Saul. When are you going to be in Vegas for 3 days?
Have fun when that water dries up 😂
@@Mogul20478if Vegas dries up so is LA
I just left Las Vegas and it’s a 1000 times better than Los Angeles. Las Vegas is heaven on earth
@Franklin Jones....maybe you need to come back! ;-)
If you like months of 100° weather, criminals who constantly come in to rob.Sure go for it.
You would think heaven had water. Sounds more like another place we all know of and don't want to end up.
I've lived in Las Vegas since 2010; and it's been an awesome place for me and my family; also ran a business, and sold it 2019; just recently retired and are packing up to travel abroad with my family; our home will be rented out during our travels; and will definitely missed it. Las Vegas has been a blessing for my family.
All the best to everyone!
I personally want to thank you for sharing your experience! I love hearing stories like this because I also believe in the amazing opportunities our city can give! Enjoy retirement and travelling abroad with your family!
Hi are you still renting your home?
@@LasVegasGal agree 100%; all the best!
@@babyjayoficial unfortunately it was rented out back September; all the best!
I lived in Vegas back around 2010. Right after the 08 crash.....and it was a shared situation. 4 apartments, your own bed and bathroom but the kitchen was shared. It was nice actually. And the price? $250 a month. Just couldn't beat it.
In this business, we're always saying "those were the days" because of how cheap rent and housing used to be. But in this market, costs always rise (along with the economy, right?). But you just have to learn to get the most bang for your buck!
Besides us all living in casinos, they also think it’s 100 degrees ALL YEAR ROUND. This winter (& your sweater) are proof, it’s been freezing lately.🥶 Great info, great shots, great editing!! 👍🏾
So true! HAHAHA!
I’m seriously thinking of relocating to Las Vegas from the Tampa Bay area and have been looking at 2/2 condos online. Your prices there are much lower than here and your monthly maintenance fees and property taxes are clearly ONE HALF of what they are here in Tampa!!……….a very good combination. I’m a real rain hater and can’t wait to get out to Nevada!😁
Hey Tim! Well, it looks like LV might just be the place for you. Please don't hesitate to reach out to our team if we can be of any assistance. You can also check out some of the areas to see which would fit your vibe on our website: bit.ly/LVGLifestyle
I am researching moving to Vegas. I’d either be moving in April or June of 2024 and I’m glad I’ve come across this channel. Hoping to get some insight on job opportunities. I am currently a high School security guard in Wisconsin and love working with the kids. But I’m open to anything as long as I’m able to find other ways to encourage people and the youth to follow their hearts and pursue their passions
Hey @AustinTolesOfficial! I'm glad my channel is able to provide you some information for your research. I'm so open to getting in touch in order for me to give you insights and answer all your questions. If you're interested in me reaching out to you, please fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate and I'll speak to you soon! 😊
SAME!! planing to relocate in january!! 24
@@milennaluise so you live in Vegas now ?
Do not rent in Vegas, BUY. Don't go to the strip, eat at home. Food prices in restaurants are Crazy expensive. If you want a burger in any hotel expect to pay over 20 dollars for it.
Gas prices are around 4.00 a gallon. Electricity is 144 dollars a month for a 2 BD Condo.
HOA is at least 200 a month. If you have a drinking or gambling problem, then stay away.
Hey @Malia Marsh! Thank you for sharing your input. Your first sentence is on point. While Vegas might not be as pricey as other major cities, you definitely should know how to make the most of what you got. But it's a great place to live, right?
I am planning to move the business to NV, Las Vegas from California.
$1,500 - California San Diego 1 Studio 220 Sqft.
$1,500 - Nevada Las Vegas 3/2 Bds/2Ba 1,200 Sqft.
No State income tax!
😊 cheers to the no state income tax! 🍸
Just moved away from Vegas. My finance wanted to be closer to her family in the middle of no where Nebraska. I miss Vegas so much. Grew up there and I want to go back so badly
If it helps, Las Vegas is not going anywhere! If and when you and your fiance want to come back, we'll be ready to help you!
I moved to nearby Henderson back in 2019 and I wouldn’t trade it for another place! I’m staying here in Clark County for the long run 😎
Moved out of Vegas after 21 years now in Utah. Making more money then Vegas ever offered, temps here are 95-100. Can enjoy the spring and fall now. Don’t miss Vegas at all after over 2 years
Glad Utah is giving you the life you desire! Thank you for stopping to comment on this video. 😊
Ok, first shout out to you Laci and opening scene Art District / English Hotel!!.. ❤it!…2nd, who doesn’t want to be Laci’s friend?!… 3rd, on average , how long does the beginning to end take? Contacting your office til getting keys.. average .. last what are the 3 top hospitals LV?.. just received my Nevada state license to practice..🎉exciting times Laci! Let’s go!!
I just love the confidence
💛 thank you @Francois
Clark County School District possibly tops the list as one of the worst in the USA!!
We definitely need to step up our game in the education department...but thank goodness there are other options than public education.
Great video and even better explaining everything
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Your information is Freaking Awesome Dude....
Thank you!!!!
Another great video Laci! Lots of info! 😇
Thanks so much! 😊
Really good info. Can't wait to call Vegas Home!!
@N'awlins to Vegas, I thank you! We can't wait for you to call it home either!
@@LasVegasGal expect a call soon. Once my house is gone I’m gonna be job
Hunting.
I'll be waiting! 😁
Very helpful and professional. Thank you. I am considering moving next year to retire in Las Vegas. What are the HOAs like in the Sumerlin area?
@Michelle R, such a great question. HOAs are going to vary wildly from one to the next.
Personally i would never reccomend an HOA anywhere. Nothing but bad news from them.
Sounds like a great place.
I NEED TO MOVE TO VEGAS ASAP
YESSSSS
I am!
My family and I are moving next year my husband is transferring jobs and I can’t wait 😊
Oh, so excited for you @LifewithNikkiii!!! Please let us know if there's anything we can do to help you guys transition to Vegas life with ease! 😍
Are there any guard gated communities selling condos? What are the areas w the least breakins? I hear summerlin has breakins
Hello Beautiful Las Vegas Gal-Real good, and comprehensive report. When I first came here in 1990-(I share dual residence with Staten Island,N.Y.)-There was about 150-200 thousand people here. Many areas were not developed the way they are now. Las Vegas is now Big City America. With that comes a lot of good, some bad, but mostly positive. I personally love where I live.
Hey there! Thank you so much for sharing! So happy you totally love where you live...and that's really how it should be, right? 😊
@@LasVegasGal Thank You for responding. Professionals, like yourself, are such a wonderful help to those who are thinking about coming here, or are here already. Keep up your good work!
The most shocking number you threw out there was the price of car insurance. That's almost double or more what I'm paying in Western PA
Yes, car insurance is kind of pricey out here...
One reason is all the drunks on the road.
L.V. Review Journal once PRINTED that:
24/7 17% of ALL drivers on the road were legally intoxicated.
That's exponentially higher on Fri & Sat.nights so...🤷♂️
this was very informative looking to leave the bay area next year to move to lv
So glad you enjoyed it. Please let me know if I can be of any assistance! You know I'm your girl to help you discover your best LV life!!! 😊
I watched the whole thing. This video shows that Vegas is an amazing place compared to California which is now a hell-hole due to rising crime, homeless, cost of living, drug use, etc. Can't wait to call Las Vegas my new home.
Let me know whenever you're ready to talk about moving to Las Vegas! You can also just fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGLifestyle and I can give you a call just to see where you're at and how we can help you get here.
Isn’t “crime, homeless, drug use” a problem in Vegas also? …or is it not as bad as LA?
It's the same in Vegas, been here 33 years. Just getting worse!
Thanks for posting this. I am now convinced LV is not for me.
You're welcome and glad you found it helpful. Las Vegas is definitely NOT for everyone.
Really wish I could. I don't think I'll ever afford being a 9 to 5 worker
Please don't think you're alone in thinking that, but it's not impossible. You just have to get extra creative.
I'm contemplating a move to Vegas. I have job offers there and compared to when I lived in San Diego the rent prices are amazing. But I don't have a car and don't plan on having one. Should I rent near my job? (It would be in North Vegas)
Also, how far would I be from the Strip?
These are amazing questions. you have around 20-25 minute drive from North Las Vegas to the Strip. And while you can make use of the public transportation or uber or something, you can't take away the convenience of having a car. If you can find a rental near your job, that is always recommended. But we should really talk so I can provide more information specifically to your needs. I can reach out to you if you want to fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate
To buy a home in Orange County, California, you need an income of $350,000 a year...
Schools are the biggest dictator of where families move. Discuss the schools.
You are definitely right.... while the city itself is great, we definitely need to improve when discussing public schools. Fortunately, there are other options when it comes to your child's education -- there magnet schools, private schools, homeschooling and more.
Schools. Are not great hot in summer and cold in winter but the mountains are close and lake mead find the job first and if u come from a place that has green it is different
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May I ask why do you consider buying is better than renting? For example: if one pays 2000 a month for a rental it will take 10years of payments for a 240,000 condo.
Hey @Kimberly Blue! First, thank you for taking a moment to view my video and comment with such a great question.
Honestly, we really have to understand what your purpose is when it comes to living in Las Vegas along with understanding your goals. But the reason why I do recommend buying instead of renting is because the rental rates are pretty high, and they are always increasing. But if you own your home, you also have the option of renting it out in the future...and you can still make profits out of it.
I want to go to Las Vegas to make money. Im moving from New Orleans, so I'm no stranger to the heat and party/nightlife. Are the jobs mostly in hospitality like in New Orleans, too?
Hey @user-pc7ef5sb6x! Thank you for stopping by my channel to watch this video and comment! I appreciate it. And yes, most of the jobs readily available are in hospitality...but it isn't limited to that.
This video is freaking great and I freaking love her. Unfortunately, the cost of living keeps freaking increasing.
@NihilTimendumEst, thank you! I appreciate you taking a moment to comment. Yes, the cost of living is always increasing...it seems like it's everywhere! But Vegas is a great city...so if my team and I can do anything to help you ease into moving here, please let us know! 😊
@@LasVegasGal No rain No good quality of life.
Thanks for your video, it really helped me to better understand Las Vegas. I'm planning to move there next year in May/June from Hungary to find a better living. I'll try and find a job mainly in IT.
Hey @madmandouyu! Thank you so much for your comment! I really appreciate it. And I'm so glad you found this video helpful. If and when you're ready to start talking about moving here, please don't hesitate to reach out!
Thanks for the video. Hit the questions I wanted answers to. I am hoping to move to Vegas in 1-2 years. Hoping as a single person I’m able to afford it.
That's great! And please don't hesitate to reach out once you are ready to talk. I am happy to answer all your follow up questions or give advice!
I loved Vegas, Henderson and Boulder City which owned property. Everything sadly changed with the Pandemic .
It was definitely tough with the pandemic, and I think we all felt it. Where are you at now, @Dave Briga?
Retired w/ wife. Been there 1/2 times last time in Vegas 2007 - our beloved dogs 15 &17 years passed so we are planning to relocate to West. N.V. would be ideal for real estate/state taxes for us. looking to rent one year before buying - don't want to rush since might be permanent for life. Not looking for neighbors so tract housing is out. are you familiar w/ new or newer homes or LAND W/Acres = 3-5 AC outside the strip 60 miles perimeter? privacy upmost must. Thanks very much Great Info Video AAA+++ NYC
Hey there! Thank you so much for reaching out and so sorry to hear about your beloved dogs. I'd love to be able to talk to you about your options. For me to reach out to you at your most convenient time, do you mind filling out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate
Yea the BOOM came within the last 5 years, I moved to Las Vegas back in 2007 from California,I seen that CALI was on the rent rise back then, and got me and my children up out there.But I must say when we first moved here in 07' u could get a 3 bedroom for $800 Verses Cali 3 bedroom I was paying back then $1395 , life is cool in Vegas but their job market has been the same since I've been here now 16 years, the same jobs hiring over and over, to me is deceptive to people who is moving here 🤔
Thank you for sharing your experience, @ceetudabee. What do you do? There definitely have been a lot of common job openings, but as more people are investing in the city, there are also more opportunities.
Your video is very helpful & my dad is moving here (Vegas) from Hawaii soon
Aww, thank you. I'm glad my video is helpful...be sure to look at the other videos in case he has any additional questions! And if you guys need any help, don't hesitate to reach out!
Any information on first time home buyer ? House verses condo? 😇 Excellent video. Thank you.
Hey there! Lots of good info on my channel! Check my playlists! Its always a good idea to click the link to set up a call with me. I don't pressure you to buy but am always happy to answer your questions. bit.ly/LVGRealEstate
Hi, I'm planning on moving to Vegas this spring. (Early may) . I've never been there as an adult only during a vacation when I was 13. I live in Detroit I work with my fiance and we live in an apartment together too.. my fiance has bad asthma and Detroit weather and air quality is too much for him he's always getting sick. We are both cooks at a restaurant, we want to find a job doing the same there hopefully.
Hey there! That's exciting! I am sure you're going to be able to find something out here because outside of entertainment, Las Vegas is always showing off the best places to eat! And we can't do that without cooks/chefs! If I could be of assistance or you just have a few questions about moving to Las Vegas, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. 702-277-7606 or fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate and I'll reach out to you directly!
My wife and I will be going there in December 2024 for vacation to see what winter is like compared to Mass... We want to move there in either 2026 or 2027...
Let me know if I can do anything to help or assist!
Vegas is overpriced average one bedroom 1500$ and up don’t forget about your electric bill. And not to mention car insurance is expensive and traffic suck . Let after 12 don’t forget the high crime .
Sounds like Los Angeles to me lol
@@SiahSiah It is little LA 🤦🏼
Way better than los angeles
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My rent was $700 before the pandemic and now it's over $1,000 everyone is pushing that it's a great deal cause they are charging $1,500 for the same unit but they raised the rent during a global endemic and things in the unit haven't been replaced or repaired in years. The unit has a lot of issues
Excellent video
Thank you very much!
@@LasVegasGal Your welcome.
I'm thinking about moving to vegas. Can you make videos about home ownership in las vegas?
Check out my shorts! There's definitely a lot out there...but maybe needs some updating. And join in on our LIVE videos if you can. We usually cover stuff you want to know about moving to Las Vegas as a homeowner. I'll add that to my list of videos to do!
Moving next year can't waitttt
@Sheena Moody! Niiiice!!! Let me know if we can do anything to help make your move a super easy one! 😍
How did it go
How about critters like snakes and scorpions are they a problem?
It is common to see snakes and scorpions since they thrive in hot desert weather, but you don't see them much in neighborhoods.
Any old school neighborhoods i.e. Mad Men era mid century homes still around?
Hey @williamj.dovejr.8613! Sorry for the delayed response. There definitely are mid century homes around...check this video out! ua-cam.com/video/4_8pBIXmLGk/v-deo.html
🇺🇸❇⚓🔩♧🥂♧🔩⚓❇🇺🇸.....Las Vegas, Laughlin & Pahrump are on my mind in the future....¿Would you say besides affordability, are good things to come to the LV metro area in the next 10+ years from now?...¡Evening this Sunday night from out east in Charm City check!....
Stay away from vegas. Youve been warned. Its not cheap there anymore.
There are more expensive places than Las Vegas. And with inflation, the bigger the city, etc, the cost of living is going definitely going to increase.
how much does it cost house with a pool with 4 rooms ? and i want very close hose to the city
That's such a good question. If you fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate I am happy to reach out to you and really give you a clear picture of what that cost is and what your options might be!
500sq apt here in LA is about $2500.😢
Does it mean it's time to move to Las Vegas? 😄
I love living in north las vegas. Taxes and insurance are cheaper and everything is close and easy to get to. I don't venture down to the strip often, maybe once a year but it's a nice change of pace once a year or so. There's nothing I don't love about living here, almost 10 years now
North Las Vegas is definitely a great place to be. So glad you are living your best Las Vegas life!
NLV is next for me!!!
No is not good time to buy house in Las Vegas .Big Bubble.
Can you get jobs in the healthcare field?
Hey @Tashula! There are big needs for healthcare worked in Las Vegas! Will we be seeing you in the near future? 😉
I think health care jobs are great about anywhere in the country.
You telling people that it's a great time to buy a house. Is a crime. Shame on you
Sorry you feel that way. It's not for everyone, and if we believed that buying a home could put someone in a bad situation, we would not advise them to do it. But thank you for commenting on this video
I cnt wait to move to vegas
And on behalf of Las Vegas, we can't wait to have you! 😄
Vegas Rocks 👍👍
Do still have to join a Union
It just depends as things are starting to change.
Sin City.
Will it be a problem for me if i dont own a car? Can i just walk from one place to another, ive heard that the town isnt that big
NO! Everything is super far apart! Only the homeless and creeps walk around.
@@TrumpyBooden Here in Europe we like to walk and usually use public transport for long distances, plus everything is compact and not spread out
Sorry my previous reply was for a different comment. You’ll need a car in Las Vegas or at least plan on using Uber to get around. Our public transport is not the greatest and takes a long time. With that said, if you live downtown or near downtown Summerlin or The District, those areas are more walkable and easy to get around in. I hope this helped.
@@kingnevermore25 It’s a weird place because technically it’s a “city” but outside of the strip it’s very desert and almost rural. I would recommend at least getting a motorized bike because you don’t want to be outside walking around alone because there aren’t a lot of other walkers, plus it’s so hot April-Oct.
@@TrumpyBooden I guess you are including the tourists in that group as well.👼
crime is rampant
What are your Qualifications for telling people how much it will cost then yeah ? DUH 🙄… Anyone who takes advice off a UA-camr needs to see a Doctor and get yours Brains checked out. I checked Her Out stay well clear.😂
First, thank you so much for the comment and for viewing this video! Totally helps the algorithm...so I appreciate your support, even indirectly!
And while I do these videos to help people know more about Las Vegas, I am not just a "UA-camr". I've been a local (for decades, by the way!) that loves my city and I just happen to be a real estate agent as well. And in the areas where I may not be an expert, I connect with credible experts to make sure I'm not giving wrong information.
But thanks again for helping my videos get seen!
So, this is a completely factual and OBJECTIVE eval of Vegas? Given by someone who sells houses in Vegas? Oookay...
Hahaha. Cute. I'm honest and open about my city and don't care if you buy with me or not. But, continue to watch and enjoy!
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Hard PASS on living in Las Vegas. It’s a hotter Mars with casinos. Can’t even finish this vid. Late
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Las Vegas is a dump. It may not be as bad as LA, but it's a horrible place where to live. I lived in Vegas for 20 yrs, so I know.
So sorry to hear you have not been enjoying living in Vegas.
Nice video and very informative but please try not to talk too fast. I feel like I’m catching my breath while watching.
😆 😅 Sorry about that! It's just me...
Keep in mind low paying jobs
I lived in Las Vegas twice and loved it. It just has this magical feeling about it. Healthcare left a lot to be desired but i got lucky and found an old Jewish doctor that gave me great treatment. I also found other hospitals that were great. UMC just totally sucked. Las Vegas has one of the best police departments in the country, however there are areas of Las Vegas to avoid because of crime. Found it stranger about not being able to find eggs there. Cost of living seems very high to me but we have the same problem in Florida. I bought a house in Florida just so my grandson could have a place to live. Luckily he found a job not five miles from the house. The neighborhood i bought in isn't the greatest, but i plan on helping to clean it up for the crime issue. I decided to move to Florida about 12 years ago. The deciding factor for me not to move to Vegas again was i foresaw the water shortage from Lake Meade. As for property taxes, Florida also has no state income tax. They also have a homestead law for veterans exempting the first 75k from the value of your domicile home. I am 100% disabled vet so i am 100% exempt from tax on my home. The home i sold last year for $545k i would have been paying about $6500 a year in home taxes but with mt VA exemption i was only responsible for some local taxes which came to $377 a year. I think you should have talked more about the crime rate. Education is one thing i did not like about Las Vegas being you have a year round school system. Makes it very hard to plan a vacation if you have different age school children. I say very hard because with two children more than likely one would be missing classes during a vacation. When i lived there both times i never had a problem finding employment, but then again i am a workaholic and not afraid of work. Last weighing the pro's and cons i have to say i miss Las Vegas, always have and always will.
Hey @rondodson5736! Thank you for sharing your experience with us and appreciate your support in viewing this video. Glad Las Vegas will always have a place in your heart, but rest assure that I also talk about the downsides of Las Vegas in my other videos. While I do want to focus on the good stuff, I don't hide the bad...I just want to give people a full picture of Las Vegas so they can decide what they are willing to live with if they choose to be here.
Too much
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Fast talking
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you talk too fast
slow down please
Hi! Thank you for taking a moment to view this video and commenting! Sorry if I was speaking too fast, I guess that's just me! I'll try to keep it in mind for future videos. I appreciate your support.
But also, just FYI, you can also slow down the speed of the video if you think you missed anything. Or you can contact us directly if you have any questions. 😊
thank you for the reply
but I think you should be more relaxed in Vagas .
The speed is fine. Slow down the video if you can't follow it.
I’m escaping California in July 2024 wish me luck 🍀 🎉
Good luck!!!
I plan to move there but I’m looking for a rent to own I need a good job opportunity
Thank you for the comment @aaroncampbell3937! Rent to own is definitely an option for you out here in Las Vegas. You just have to be very active in looking for job opportunities and have a plan in place so that you can get to that goal. We are just a message away if you're ready to talk. 😊
I am from Los Angeles, still living with my parents and I want to move out. What’s preventing me, it’s impossible to rent a studio or one bed room apartment on a low pay full-time job and door dash driver. Even renting a room is expensive. I’m thinking moving to Las Vegas, and make a transfer to my job, it’s a possible to rent a one bedroom apartment or studio there?.
It's possible but we should speak so I can get an idea of your expectations and advise you on what it might be like reality-wise. Can you please fill out the form here: and I'll reach out to you directly? bit.ly/LVGRealEstate
The place is a dump ! Crime all over no matter where you live. There’s not enough police . The health care system is broken not many doctors. Minimum wage bad. This place is for young adults who don’t have responsibilities. To raise a family it’s awful. People can’t drive lots of drunk drivers . The list goes on .
@maddygrova9910, so sorry your experience of Las Vegas is not good. Although there are definitely areas where our city needs to be better at, I personally have had a good experience overall. But I thank you for taking a moment to view this video and posting your insights.
The education system is horrible too.
Used to just have service jobs. Apartments were cheap, rent was cheap. Better paying jobs moved in and sadly the 2000s changed the city. 1990s Vegas saw city become family friendly
EXACTLY!!! Not even that it was just service jobs but jobs payed/still pay low so everything else was cheaper. California money has changed everything, but in reality CA people without money are moving to Vegas so eventually they’ll move somewhere else.
I found it quite unprofessional how frequently you used the word "freakin" during this short 10 min video.
I do my best not to but I am just being me. What can I say...I'm an 80s kid from the west....
I’m actually planning on moving to Las Vegas now since my company has a presence there. I live in VA and am tired of living here.
Glad your company has expanded to Las Vegas! I'm here to answer any qeustions you have about moving to and living in Las Vegas. Please don't hesitate to reach out through this link: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate
I was born in 1985 and left Las Vegas in 2006 and I still have family live there I was born and raised it's hilarious to me that you said that's the greatest city in the world I live in New York that city is evil darling
Sorry your experience has not been good, but I've lived here a majority of my life and I enjoy the city. To each his own, right?
CRIME BAD?? SANCTURAY COUNTY TOO MANY ILLEGALS LIVED IN SPRING VALLEY 8O-90 THINKING OF GOING BACK
I feel like it's like any other major city.
its getting way to expensive over there ..... plus the lingering ongoing water issues over there that no one wants to talk about
Hey @Gambling Shenanigans. I think it's getting expensive everywhere, but Vegas is not too bad compared to other areas. And I can understand the concern about the water issues, but our government is proactive about making sure it doesn't become a real concern.
So this is the biggest myth to bust. Las Vegas will never run out of water, ever. For 1 it is the best city in the world for recycling water. All the major hotel casinos do not use Lake Mead water -- its ground water. Bellagio fountains? Ground water. O Cirque d Soleil pool? Recycled Ground water. If Lake Mead dries out the state of Colorado will be the Gobi desert first because that's where the water comes from. By law Nevada gets the Colorado water before AZ and CA do. Las Vegas uses 1% of the Colorado's water. AZ and CA use 90%.
@@Vegaslocal than tell me why las vegas is telling residents each household will get limited amounts of water per month ... with threats of upping monthly water bills to new highs .... dont get me wrong i would love to move to Vegas ... i just pump the brakes everytime i hear some more bad news about the water issues there ... and never hear a real solution ... i just hear opinions
@@zerotogem Oh that's easy. Las Vegas has always been stingy with water. And infrastructure to recylce costs more money. Its no different than a electric power company telling people to cut back at peak hours. Saves making new powerplants. Water is not cheap in Las Vegas so we work to reduce its usage. Every drop that goes down a drain is cleaned and ends up in Lake Mead. What does California do with its water? Dumps it on the ground.
@@Vegaslocal so all your telling me is that the plan and goal is just recycling the water ??? no long term solution to the water problem? and reason to worry about moving to LV .... because its under control? and people wont have $1000 water bills in the near future?
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I love Vegas my dream is to move there
Hey @tatianamckoy3552! Whenever you're ready to start talks or just have more questions, I'm just a message away!
Sorry I mean 1/2 Dozen times.
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Good job Ms. Laci. So after I FINALLY got approved to move here, I was able to find an apartment for less than half the average rent and my commute to my Downtown Office is about 30 minutes.
Thinking about visiting in August, what are temps like? I’m from Texas so we reach triple digits too 😅
Beware Las Vegas is a racist city towards Hispanics.
Cuidado Las Vegas es una ciudad racista hacia los Hispanos.
Hi @Bri Macias! It will be high 90s and possibly low 100s. Let me know if I can help make your August visit more fun!
Hi @Dante. Sorry your experience in Vegas isn't a fun one. There are definitely people who can use an attitude adjustment, but the city is also filled with great people.
Summers are hot but are a dry heat. Winter can be cool but rarely cold. Snow happens in Vegas about once every ten years but never stays on the ground for more than a couple of hours. See snow on the surrounding mountains year round. Doesn't rain much but do have flash floods some times. Just stay out of the water when one occurs.
One thing I don't like about Las Vegas is the Health Care which is NOT that great. We moved here from CA in 2015 when the cost of living was "a LOT less than it is now"! But even tho the cost of living has risen, so far Vegas is still more affordable to live than CAL or ARIZ
Hey @ellapresley8634! Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I will have to agree with you about the Health Care. While we have gotten better at it, we still have a work to do there...and I know Las Vegas is always looking to improve.
But yes, cost of living will never be what it was before...but you're right. Las Vegas is definitely more affordable than several other states.
I appreciate your support in watching and commenting on this video! Thank you!
what are costs to own? fl is high
Looking to tour some homes in Las Vegas thinking more of Lake Las Vegas do you have any video's on that area. My wife and I will be in the Las Vegs Area next week let me know if we can meet with you and help us understand our options. We are about a year out from relocation
Hey there! Yes! Let me know. If you can fill out the form here: bit.ly/LVGRealEstate I'd be happy to reach out to you!
Thank you for doing this. Clearly I cannot afford Las Vegas.
You're welcome! Glad this video gave some clarity... but also if you want to ever talk to see what we can do to help you "afford Las Vegas," don't be afraid to connect.
I'm definitely moving to Las Vegas
Yes, please! And if you need some advice or assistance, I know you will contact me, right? 😉