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Marvel at Tahoe’s beauty from the South Reno community of Montreux. The tall pine trees, mountain landscapes, and snow-capped peaks offer a gorgeous backdrop for the community nestled along the Mt Rose Highway. Let’s take a virtual venture through the neighborhood!

Homes

This luxury neighborhood features semi-custom and custom-built homes that dazzle and delight everyone who drives by. The 726-acre community continues to evolve while still maintaining its small-town feel and timeless beauty. Homes maintain a European/Alpine style, feature three-car garages, and are over 2,500 square feet. The 24-hour guarded entry offers added safety and security to this friendly neighborhood.

Amenities

The luxury lifestyle starts with the gorgeous homes located in Montreux, but continues with the amazing amenities offered. The private Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course has earned a number of accolades and lies just behind the gates of the Montreux community. Residents also enjoy visiting the 34,000 square foot Old World Clubhouse, 5,000 square foot fitness center with swimming pool and tennis courts, and miles of trails to explore.

Montreux is just 15 minutes from Reno-Tahoe International Airport, 10 minutes from Mount Rose Ski Resort, and 25 minutes from Incline Village. All of the amenities offered by Lake Tahoe are just a 25-minute drive. and all of the amenities offered by Downtown Reno are another 25-minute drive. Everything you could ever want or need is at your fingertips!

Schools

Schools serving the students in Montreux include Hunsberger Elementary School, Herz Middle School, and Galena High School — all a part of the Washoe County School District.

There’s a lot to love about living in Montreux. With a wide range of amenities, wonderful schools, and luxury homes, Montreux is a welcoming and elegant community. If you’re curious about the neighborhood and looking for more information on Montreux, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to help you begin your home search. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

In a seller’s market, there are more buyers shopping for homes than homes for sale. This generally means that sellers have more negotiating power and can receive the best offer possible. As you might have guessed, it’s best to sell your home when inventory is low and eager buyers are driving prices up, but there are also some things you’ll want to prepare for.

Selling Your Home Quickly

In a seller’s market, the home selling process can move extremely quickly, especially if your home is well-priced. Because of the increased competition, buyers want to move quickly to put in an offer on the homes they like. Waiting to put in an offer could mean that the home they love is snatched up by another buyer, so they make decisions about homes quickly.

Multiple Offers are Possible

The strong competition amongst home buyers means that if multiple buyers are looking at homes in your area, you may receive multiple offers. Multiple offers can drive up the sale price of your home as well as concessions from the buyer that meet your needs and goals, like an extended move-out period.

Issues with Appraisals

In a hot seller’s market, appraisers may not be able to complete an appraisal that properly represents what your home is worth in the current market. Appraisers might be comparing your property to properties sold a year ago or more — sales which will likely be for a lot less than your current offer. If a property doesn’t appraise for the offer price, the buyer will have a lot of difficulty getting a loan for the current offer price. You might be forced to lower your sales price or seek out buyers who are paying cash and do not need the approval of an appraiser to complete the deal.

Closing Delays

Often in a strong market, a buyer may try to expedite the loan process. Promising things the lender cannot deliver due to other factors such as appraisal delays, three-day TRID rule, survey delays, and delays getting title work back. Be patient and understand the buyer wants to close on your house as quickly as possible but is usually at the mercy of the loan and title company.

If you have questions about buying or selling a home or you simply need help understanding the current real estate market, contact the David Morris Group. We’re happy to be your guide. Give us a call at (775) 828-3292.

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