Property owners, BEWARE: if you turn over security deposit funds to be returned in a timely fashion, that is NOT what is happening. They are taking that money and holding onto beyond the 30 days allowed by Nevada Revised Statute 118A. We have notified them repeatedly over the last week that the funds have not be receiving in our bank account (after being told directly deposit is faster). We are now at Day 37 and preparing to sue for the two times allowed by law. You don't want to stress over whether they are returning the funds you gave them expecting them to turn over. When asked repeatedly why Brian Hartsell (the broker of record) did not just return the deposit with the written letter dated the 9th and received on the 13th that stated we were to receive the full deposit, we have simply been told over and over again that they "were allowed to keep it by law" for the full 30 days. Now they are claiming it is hung up in the payment system for a WEEK now? And, if you needed another reason, I guess they are now allowing residents to park their vehicles in the landscape with drip irrigation. This property owner also owns a landscaping business- doubt he is okay with this. Maybe that's what killed the tree in front that was very much alive a month ago. Do you really want to trust a company that is only doing the bare minimum instead of the professional and ethical service you should expect?

Cynthia was a pleasure to work with. She stayed on my transaction diligently to make sure nothing was missed or delayed. We even closed escrow a week early thanks to her!

We had an exceptional experience working with Chris as our realtor. His expertise, professionalism, and dedication in helping us sell our house was top tier. He was always prompt with his responses and left no questions unanswered. He was able to sell our house very quickly and the entire process, from listing to closing, was seamless. We will definitely be recommending Chris and his team to all our family and friends!