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How Much Will Your Mortgage Be in Nevada?

Nevada is a large state situated in the western U.S. It shares borders with California, Oregon, Idaho, Arizona, and Utah. Despite its size, it is ranked the 32nd most-populous and ninth least-densely populated state in the U.S. with three quarters of the population dwelling in Clark County where Las Vegas is located.

Nevada, commonly referred to as the Silver State, is one of the most expensive states for home ownership in the country. The median homeowner spends 21% of their income on their home. If you want to move to Nevada, see First-time Homebuyer Guide for Nevada. Also, see FHA Loan in Nevada for details and requirements for a home in the state.

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Home Prices in Nevada

Nevada has a population of approximately 3 million people with most dwelling in the surrounding areas of Las Vegas.

Homes in Nevada have a median list price of $324,000 and an average sale price of $299,100 based on information gathered in March 2020. The market has been relatively cool with home values rising only 2.3% over the past year.

The capital city of the state is Carson City, located in the north-west by the border of California. Properties in Carson City have a median list price of $349,900 and home sale average of $344,600. Slightly to the north is the city of Reno. Home values in Reno have a median list price of $429,500 with a median sale price of $394,500.

The most populous city in Nevada is Las Vegas, located in the south of the state near the borders of California and Arizona. Median prices in Las Vegas are listed at $300,000 with an average sale price of $284,700. Home values have only risen 1.8% over the past year in Las Vegas.

Property Taxes in Nevada

Despite Nevada being one of the most expensive states for homeownership in the country, property tax rates are some of the lowest. The effective property tax rate is 0.69%, far below the national average of 1.08%. Property taxes pay for schools, roads and police, and homeowners are protected by laws against steep bill increases. Annual increases cannot exceed more than 3%.

Nevada Job Stats to Consider

Nevada’s economy is mainly centered around tourism, specifically entertainment and gambling with Las Vegas bringing in a great deal of wealth. The state is also known for mining and cattle ranching.

The median household income in Nevada is $58,003, slightly less than the national average of $61,937, based on information collected form the Census ACS 1-year survey in 2018. The unemployment rate in January 2020 was recorded at 3.6%, on par with the national average according to information gathered by the Department of Numbers.

A perk to living in Nevada is that the state has no income tax. The state sales tax is also low at 4.6% with local governments able to collect a local sales tax of 3.55%, averaging out to a combined rate of approximately 7.952%.  

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Other Nevada Costs That Can Affect Nevada Mortgage Calculations

Homeowners Insurance in Nevada

Homeowner’s insurance in Nevada is on par with national averages regarding annual premiums. The average homeowner pays $1,047 and this figure is relatively consistent throughout the state. As Nevada is one of the driest states in the U.S., wildfires are the main threat to homes in the state. Typical insurance policies cover against fires but may not cover if the home is completely destroyed. They may also not cover wildfires if the area is prone to them. In this case, a separate policy may need to be purchased.

Closing Costs

Homebuyers can expect to pay 1.33% to 1.78% of the final sale price in closing costs. The average home in the state sells between $300,000 and $400,000. For a property in this range, expect to pay between $3,996.75 and $7,105.33 in closing costs after taxes.

Title Insurance

Title insurance protects the owner and the mortgage lender against any unforeseeable disputes that could arise regarding the title of the property. These may be discrepancies discovered in the public records. Your lender will usually require a policy that equals the amount of the loan.

Real Estate Transfer Tax

Real estate transfer tax is collected by the county recorder when a home is sold as part of the closing costs. The seller typically pays the transfer tax, but this can be negotiated. Real estate transfer taxes vary between counties. In Clark County, the amount collected in $5.10 per $1,000 of the final sale price of the property.

Home Inspection

Home inspections are usually required by the mortgage lender to ensure the property is structurally sound prior to purchase. Inspection costs will ultimately depend on the location and square footage of the home, but potential buyers can expect to pay between $200 to $500.

A typical inspection will assess the foundation, roofs, basements, plumbing, heating and cooling systems, and electrical aspects of the home. For an additional cost, tests for mold, radon or termite can be carried out.

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