Nevada real estate: buy or sell with a local AXEN agent
Nevada has no state income tax, a cap on yearly property tax increases for your main home, and HOA rules that shape most newer neighborhoods. Here is what is the same everywhere in Nevada, and our local guide for each city.
Nevada cities we cover
Each guide covers the local neighborhoods, costs and rules for that city.
What every Nevada buyer and seller should know
Transfer tax
Counties charge a real property transfer tax; in Clark County it is $2.55 per $500 of price.
Seller disclosure
Sellers must give the Seller's Real Property Disclosure, called the SRPD.
HOA resale package
Buyers get the HOA resale package and a short period after receiving it to review and cancel.
Property tax cap
Nevada caps the yearly increase in property tax on an owner-occupied main home at 3%.
No state income tax
Nevada has no state personal income tax.
Desert homes
Have the air conditioner, roof and any pool inspected, and read any solar lease before you sign.
AXEN Realty in Nevada
Every AXEN agent in Nevada works under a licensed managing broker: Jojo Quiroz (license B.1003255.LLC); Mitchell Ronald Stoker (license B.1003339.LLC). See every state on the state brokers page.
Buying? Start with the home buying guide and get pre-approved.
Selling? Read the home selling guide and get your home value.
Moving here? Read buying in a new state.
Nevada real estate questions
What is the SRPD in Nevada?
The Seller's Real Property Disclosure is a form most Nevada sellers must give buyers, listing what they know about the home's condition.
How much can my Nevada property tax go up each year?
For an owner-occupied main home, Nevada caps the yearly increase in property tax at 3%.
Can I cancel after reading the HOA documents in Nevada?
Nevada gives buyers a short review period after they receive the HOA resale package, and they may cancel within it.
Does it cost anything to talk to an AXEN agent in Nevada?
No. Talking with an AXEN agent about buying or selling in Nevada is free.