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Serious question, would a white only housing development be legal?

On October 13, 2009 / By Real Estate Law Help / In Nevada-Real-Estate-Law / No Comments

I am a real estate develeoper and I am thinking of developing a white only housing developement where homes will only be sold to white families. I am white and I own the land, 8,400 acres in Nevada. I would like to presale the land to families. Since I own the land privately, I could avoid the discrimanatory laws. Anyone care to chime in on this issue? I think I have a solution for the last white hope. This question is serious, so unless you have anything positive to add, please don’t reply. I also have a thread started on stormfront.org unless they deleted it.
White people have rights, and we deserve the right to live our lives free of crime that is statistically associate with black communities. I am not a racist, I don’t care what color you are, but facts are facts, label me as you wish.
So far I have recieved typical answers from typical liberal morons. Do I have any patriots out there who will speak up?

In Nevada (Las Vegas) can someone sign your name to legal documents without a power of attorney?

On October 13, 2009 / By Real Estate Law Help / In Nevada-Real-Estate-Law / No Comments

In NEVADA, can someone sign a person’s name to loan papers (real estate) without a power of attorney? Can they sign a person’s name to mortgage papers without a power of attorney?

Can they sign a person’s name to legal papers with just verbal permission from the person or do they need something in writing from the person giving permission?

Is the only way to have someone else sign something for a person is by power of attorney? Or does the person have to be there to sign the documents themself?

This all applies to the state of Nevada, in particular Las Vegas. If anyone knows of a link that shows these laws for Nevada can you please copy it in your answer. Thanks.

Can anyone help me with a real estate problem?

On October 13, 2009 / By Real Estate Law Help / In Nevada-Real-Estate-Law / No Comments

My son-in-law died and left the house to my daughter. However the mortgage is still in his name. Daughters credit is terrible so she can’t get her name on the mortgage. She has been making all the payments for the past 4 years. However, she is not able to make ends meet so I wish to do the following but do not know how.
I want to borrow enough money to pay off her house. Then can she get an equity loan to pay me back and set up the same type of automatic bank payment to make the loan payments?. That way I won’t be liable and she will have a much smaller monthly payment. I live in Nevada and she lives in Illinois. Can this be done without either of us traveling? What would a good interest rate be for $18000.00 and for what length of time?
I need to add details. Daughter’s house is worth about $75,000.00. The amount of 18000.00 is the pay off. Reason for bad credit is the fact she never had to have any. Husband took care of everything. He was only 51 at death. Anyhow, I just need to know if she can get and equity loan after the house is paid off so she can pay me the full amount of my loan and then continue paying off the equity loan she had to get to be able to pay me.

Can I get licensed as a realtor in Nevada with a felony?

On October 11, 2009 / By Real Estate Law Help / In Nevada-Real-Estate-Law / No Comments

I do know the Nevada real estate commission rule/law however, I wanted to know if anyone has received their license with a felony?

Nevada Real Estate Law: When does transfer of ownership occur betwn tenant to landlord?

On July 27, 2008 / By Real Estate Law Help / In Nevada-Real-Estate-Law / 3 Comments

The Rental agreement began June ’08 and ended in August ‘08. In July, my brother signed a 1 month Notice-to-leave. Recently, my brother was told of a collection agency, hired by a Oasis Ridge Apart. in Vegas, against him for not paying; unfortunately, I am the co-signer and I also pay the full bill even though I don’t live there. So, I called the Management and a worker named Gina said rent wasn’t paid for July and Aug. So when I heard this, I obtain bank records that showed I paid online for those dates and faxed it to their supervisor Jane. 2 days later, I got a hold of Jane and she is saying differently (inconsistency) that July and August was paid and that transfer of ownership did not happen despite the 1 month notice in advance to leave because my brother did not hand over the keys and conduct a landlord-tenant walk-thru inspection. So they charged an extra month of Sept rent and assumed that he was still there Zazil looked into the apartment at the end of Sept. and noticed it empty; she then said she checked him out of it. We didn’t know of this until now. So, where do I stand here? Do I owe more $? Was the notice good enough or do they have a legal assumption regarding the keys and walk-thru? Thank you.
James
Here’s another question: Isn’t there supposed to be a verbal mutual agreement between landlord and tenant, not just an assumption, for another rental period to occur?

Nevada Real Estate Law?

On June 1, 2008 / By Real Estate Law Help / In Nevada-Real-Estate-Law / 2 Comments

Hello,

I have a purchase agreement with the seller of another house, (which i am going to buy), in Reno, NV. However, three days later, the seller says she has changed her mind and is not selling the house anymore. So she has broken the purchase agreement. Does anybody know nevada real estate laws?
Will I be able to carry out a lawsuit? Is there anyway to force the seller to carry out the agreement?

Thank you very much!…
thanks guys, that helps a lot…

yes, this is after she accepted the offer…we have already sold our house and were planning to move into her house in a week or so….