This is a long one! Luckily I was able to use most of my buyer consult material to make this easy. If I missed anything you'd like to know about, drop a comment below!
I am not aware of any current litigation but since the property is of that age I know it has gone through a few renovations. Some units have had windows replaced, and pipe stacks addressed for plumbing. What was it about Regency that has your attention the most?
@@bryce.edwardsthe view and its location that close by the strip (still don’t know exactly where’s located but I know the portion on the strip is not safe which closes to the art district and downtown LV). I am located oversea and planning to move to LV for retirement.
@@busterbuster8798 If you check out my channel, I have another video that goes over where all of the high-rises are. May be a helpful for you to see if you're okay with being this far off the strip. Also, of course feel free to reach out directly. All my info is below my video
Whoa! The Sky (right on the Blvd) with an actual LVB address was just skipped over. Or it was omitted in the first 10 mins of your vid... Nice place. Across street from newest Resort on ya know, the Strip!
Love Sky Las Vegas, great building! This part of my video was pretty much from the hip and I just tried to think of the towers that have the most transactions as they came to mind.
Great observation! The HOA packet is ordered within 2 days of acceptance but can take awhile to show up. It's important to note that most common questions can be answered before writing an offer
@@mike-uw6wt Most towers will have a list of pre-approved vendors that you can reference. I actually just went through this about 2 weeks ago at Turnberry Place. Finding workers should not pose a big issue
@@mike-uw6wt Exactly! It's good to know they already carry the appropriate amount of insurance and know the standards of the building. Feel free to shoot me an email if you need some more details
This is a long one! Luckily I was able to use most of my buyer consult material to make this easy. If I missed anything you'd like to know about, drop a comment below!
Thx Bryce
Very good info, thank you!
Nice content how do u feel about beach condos rental income
Can you talk about the regency condo by the country club. The bldg is 50 years. Just wonder if any litigation or problem with the bldg construction?
I am not aware of any current litigation but since the property is of that age I know it has gone through a few renovations.
Some units have had windows replaced, and pipe stacks addressed for plumbing.
What was it about Regency that has your attention the most?
@@bryce.edwardsthe view and its location that close by the strip (still don’t know exactly where’s located but I know the portion on the strip is not safe which closes to the art district and downtown LV).
I am located oversea and planning to move to LV for retirement.
@@bryce.edwardsBTW, thank you for your prompt reply.
@@busterbuster8798 If you check out my channel, I have another video that goes over where all of the high-rises are. May be a helpful for you to see if you're okay with being this far off the strip.
Also, of course feel free to reach out directly. All my info is below my video
Regency Towers in the LVCC?
What would you like to know about those ones?
@@bryce.edwards what can u honestly gross per year on a 1 bedroom 600 Square foot efficiency
Whoa! The Sky (right on the Blvd) with an actual LVB address was just skipped over. Or it was omitted in the first 10 mins of your vid... Nice place. Across street from newest Resort on ya know, the Strip!
Love Sky Las Vegas, great building! This part of my video was pretty much from the hip and I just tried to think of the towers that have the most transactions as they came to mind.
Seems like you don’t learn about the HOA rules until deep in the process. Maybe I’m not understanding correctly.
Great observation! The HOA packet is ordered within 2 days of acceptance but can take awhile to show up. It's important to note that most common questions can be answered before writing an offer
@@bryce.edwards Thanks for reply. That make senses. Have you heard about contractors being reluctant to take jobs in high rises?
@@mike-uw6wt Most towers will have a list of pre-approved vendors that you can reference. I actually just went through this about 2 weeks ago at Turnberry Place. Finding workers should not pose a big issue
@@bryce.edwards Good to know because it could expand the units I would consider. A pre-approved list is great because they are somewhat vetted.
@@mike-uw6wt Exactly! It's good to know they already carry the appropriate amount of insurance and know the standards of the building. Feel free to shoot me an email if you need some more details