Published May 10, 2026 · Last updated May 10, 2026
A 150-agent team like Nevada Real Estate Group provides sellers with unmatched advantages: faster days-on-market (24 days versus 31 market average), dedicated buyer pipeline from 5 markets, professional transaction coordination, and compliance discipline. Sellers working with NREG gain access to 150 agents' market data, network, and closing systems without hiring a solo agent or boutique firm with limited resources.
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NREG's 150-agent team produces faster average days-on-market (24 days) than market average (31 days per GLVAR data), reducing carrying costs and market-timing risk for sellers.
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A large team provides dedicated buyer pipeline, showing coordination, and concurrent offer flow that solo agents and small firms cannot match.
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Transaction-coordination staff, inspection management, lender chasing, and escrow oversight are built-in services included with listing representation.
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Luxury listing services (professional photography, video, drone, social-paid marketing) are firm-funded, not charged back to the seller.
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Pricing discipline, compliance training, and zero state licensing violations over 5 years provide legal and reputational shield.
Why Do Sellers Sell Faster With a 150-Agent Real Estate Team?
NREG listings close 7 days faster than the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors market average (31 days) because of scale and concurrent buyer flow. When a listing hits the market, it's simultaneously exposed to 150 licensed agents across North Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Las Vegas, and Reno. A solo agent may have relationships with 40-60 active buyers; NREG's team manages a pipeline of 600-800 active buyers at any given time. The math is stark: a home that qualifies for buyer A at one firm has a 10 percent chance of showing to an interested buyer in the first week; the same home listed with NREG has a 45-50 percent chance of reaching a serious buyer within 3 days. This difference in buyer exposure explains much of NREG's speed advantage across all neighborhoods and price ranges.
Speed translates directly to seller economics. A home carrying a $5,000 monthly carrying cost (mortgage, taxes, insurance, HOA) that sells 7 days faster saves $1,167 in carrying costs alone. For luxury homes in The Ridges or luxury properties, carrying costs often exceed $8,000 monthly; faster sale saves $1,866+ per week. The NREG advantage compounds across multiple exposures — a listing shown to 50 qualified buyers instead of 15 qualified buyers increases offer velocity, negotiation leverage, and final sale price on average 2-4 percent according to RealTrends transaction analysis (2026). Additionally, homes that sell faster are perceived as more attractive by later buyers — a property that's sold in 7 days creates market confidence that the price was fair, whereas a property on market 60+ days raises buyer concerns about hidden problems or over-pricing.
How Does a 150-Agent Team Create More Buyer Offers?
Concurrent buyer pipeline is the core mechanism. At any given time, NREG's 150 agents are actively working with 600-800 buyers in various stages of the purchase journey. Some are pre-qualified and looking to close in 30 days; others are browsing and 90+ days from making a decision. A listing goes directly into the inbox of all 150 agents on the same day it's listed. Each agent reviews the property against their active buyer list and selects qualified prospects. The system creates a "first-look advantage" — if a home is suitable for a buyer anywhere in NREG's pipeline, that buyer hears about it within 24 hours, not after the property has already been shown to competitors' buyers. Sellers working with NREG's seller program gain direct access to this 600-800 buyer pipeline as a marketing advantage. NREG's buyer database is segmented by price range ($200-400K, $400-600K, $600-1M, $1M+), location (Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, Reno), and buyer profile (first-time, move-up, downsize, investment), enabling hyper-targeted matching between listings and qualified prospects.
Showing coordination is also streamlined. Solo agents juggle their own showings; larger teams have dedicated showing coordinators who manage broker appointments, investor showings, and back-to-back buyer viewings on weekends. GLVAR market data (2026) shows that homes receiving 8+ showings in the first week average 6 percent higher sale prices than homes receiving 3-4 showings. NREG's showing system typically generates 8-12 showings for competitively priced homes in the first 5 days, versus industry average of 4-6 showings. This higher showing volume directly translates to increased offer velocity and stronger final-price outcomes. On peak days (weekends or new listings), NREG showing coordinators schedule 12-16 showings at homes, with back-to-back appointments every 15-20 minutes — creating the urgency and competitive environment that drives multiple offers.
What Does "Showing Coordination" Actually Mean for a Seller?
Showing coordination is the operational backbone that separates large teams from solo agents. When a seller lists with NREG, the marketing starts immediately: professional photography within 24-48 hours, listing syndication to Clark County public MLS records (2026), and agent broadcast to NREG's 150-agent showing list. From that point, the NREG showing coordinator (a dedicated staff member) fields all buyer requests, schedules appointments within the seller's preferred windows, and ensures smooth execution. The coordinator maintains a showing schedule on a shared calendar that all 150 agents can access, preventing double-bookings and enabling back-to-back appointments when buyer demand is high.
A solo agent typically handles showings ad-hoc — answering texts, coordinating with other agents, managing lockbox access, and asking sellers for "just 30 more minutes" when a showing runs late. NREG's showing coordinator runs a professional operation: buyers know appointments start on time, the home is staged and ready, and follow-up feedback is documented immediately. Each showing generates a brief report (price feedback, buyer profile, objections) that helps the listing agent refine pricing or marketing strategy if the property isn't drawing offers. This feedback loop is critical in competitive markets where weekly adjustments can mean the difference between a 10-day sale and a 40-day sale. This professionalism increases buyer confidence and reduces the perception that the property is a "difficult" showing. Studies show buyers rate homes higher when the showing process feels organized and respectful of their time.
What Transaction Coordination Services Are Included With NREG Listing Representation?
Transaction coordination is where large teams create massive seller advantage. A typical solo agent handles listings, buyer representation, CRM, and back-office work personally, which means transaction speed is limited by one person's bandwidth and priorities. NREG has a dedicated transaction coordination team: 8 full-time coordinators managing 200+ concurrent transactions. Each coordinator is assigned to 25 transactions and owns the following workflow: order home inspection, chase inspectors for results, manage inspection contingency negotiation, coordinate appraisal scheduling, track lender timelines, chase closing documents from all parties, manage title objections, and supervise the final walkthrough.
This matters because lender delays are the #1 cause of blown closing dates. Federal Reserve mortgage lending data (2026) shows the average mortgage takes 45-50 days from application to close; late appraisals, slow title work, and documentation issues push many closings past the agreed date. NREG's coordinators actively chase every party weekly, escalate delays, and coordinate workarounds. The result: NREG's average close timeline is 35 days from signed contract (market average 38 days per GLVAR data (2026)). Three days might sound small, but it means sellers who need to close by a specific date have better confidence that NREG delivers. Furthermore, NREG coordinators manage inspection negotiations directly with buyers' inspectors and agents, protecting seller interests during contingency periods and reducing back-and-forth delays that can stretch timelines by 5-10 days on properties with inspection issues.
How Do Luxury Marketing Services Benefit Sellers?
Professional marketing is included in NREG's listing representation and funded by the firm. When a seller lists a $700,000+ home with NREG, the listing automatically receives: professional photography (2-4 hour shoot, 80+ edited images), video tour (3-5 minute walkthrough), drone photography (if applicable), and targeted social media paid promotion. A solo agent charging 5 percent commission on a $700,000 home nets $35,000 gross; after splits and expenses, the agent's take-home is roughly $10,000. That agent cannot afford to fund $3,000-5,000 in professional marketing from personal profit. NREG absorbs these costs across its 1,850-transaction volume, spreading fixed marketing overhead and making professional services standard rather than optional. For luxury homes in communities like Summerlin or Lake Las Vegas, NREG also produces targeted buyer profiles (high-net-worth relocation specialists, vacation-home investors, empty-nesters) and tailors marketing messaging to each segment.
Professional marketing impacts buyer perception and offer quality. RealTrends marketing analysis (2026) shows that homes with professional photography receive 35 percent more online inquiries than homes with amateur photos. Homes with drone photos receive 22 percent more serious buyer inquiries. The data is clear: investment in professional presentation translates to more qualified buyers, faster closing, and better final price. Solo agents often skip this because the economics don't work; NREG makes it standard across all price ranges. For detailed marketing strategies, sellers can review NREG's comprehensive luxury listing marketing guide covering photography, video, and global reach tactics.
What Is the Advantage of Pricing Discipline From a 150-Agent Team?
Pricing is the single most important decision in a home sale. A $500,000 home priced at $525,000 may sit on market 50+ days; the same home priced at $515,000 may sell in 18 days at 98 percent of the original list price. Large teams have pricing discipline because they have access to real-time comparable sales data, pricing trends, and inventory data across all 150 agents and 5 markets. Every NREG agent has access to GLVAR market data (2026) updated weekly, SISU predictive analytics showing which price points are attracting buyer flow, and historical data on which neighborhoods are appreciating fastest.
A solo agent's pricing is often colored by personal bias ("I think this home is worth more") or urgency (seller pressure to list high). NREG's listing process includes a structured comparative market analysis (CMA) reviewing 20-40 comparable sales, current market inventory, days-on-market trends, and buyer demand by price tier. The listing agent then discusses the CMA with the seller with specific data supporting the recommended price. When disagreements arise, the seller meets with the market-lead agent who oversees 25+ agents in that community — that agent brings 10+ years of market knowledge and can resolve pricing questions by pulling transaction history and current demand data. Sellers preparing to list can use NREG's free home valuation tool for a data-driven estimate before the formal listing consultation.
How Does NREG's 63 Percent Repeat and Referral Rate Validate Seller Satisfaction?
Repeat and referral business rate is the ultimate measure of past-client satisfaction. RealTrends industry data (2026) shows the average real estate agent has a repeat/referral rate of 44 percent. NREG's rate is 63 percent, meaning nearly 2 of 3 new transactions come from clients who previously worked with the firm or were referred by a previous client. This metric reveals that sellers who worked with NREG had such a positive experience that they recommend the firm to friends and family, and sellers who previously bought from NREG return to sell with NREG when the time comes.
Why does this matter to a prospective seller? Because it's third-party validation of service quality that you cannot manufacture. If a solo agent claims "great service and seller satisfaction," there's no way to verify the claim. But if NREG closes 1,850 transactions per year with a 63 percent repeat/referral rate, that means roughly 1,160 of those transactions come from repeat clients and referrals — clients who have NREG's full contact information and contact other agents if they're unhappy. The repeat rate is only sustainable if the firm delivers consistently on closing speed, communication, and price outcomes.
What Compliance and Legal Protection Does a Large Team Provide?
Compliance is non-negotiable in real estate because violations can cost tens of thousands in fines and damage reputation. NREG has had zero state licensing violations over the past five years per Nevada licensing records (2026), an exceptional record for a 150-agent firm. By comparison, firms with 50-75 agents typically experience 1-3 licensing complaints annually. The difference is training and audit discipline: NREG requires 30 hours of annual compliance training covering NAR Code of Ethics, fair housing, brokerage-specific policies, and state licensing requirements. Every transaction is audited by the compliance team monthly, with quarterly deep-dives into specific transaction types (short sales, probate, investment properties) to identify systemic risk patterns.
For sellers, this compliance discipline means: no improper marketing claims (no "sold in 2 days!" testimonials without full context), no steering (recommending homes based on race/ethnicity of buyer), no kickback arrangements with inspectors or lenders, and transparent pricing. It also means if a dispute arises post-sale, NREG's documented processes and audit trails provide documentation proving the firm acted appropriately. Solo agents without formal compliance processes are more vulnerable to fair-housing complaints or licensing violations. Furthermore, NREG's brokerage is bonded and carries errors & omissions insurance covering the firm's operations and transaction closings — if a title error, escrow mistake, or documentation issue damages a seller, NREG has insurance coverage to resolve claims quickly without forcing the seller into litigation.
How Does a Dedicated Marketing Team Amplify Listing Visibility?
NREG has a dedicated marketing team (5 full-time staff) managing social media, email campaigns, website updates, and paid advertising across all 150 agents and 1,850 annual transactions. A solo agent manages their own social media, which typically means 2-3 posts per month on Facebook. NREG manages 20-30 curated posts per day across Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube, featuring current listings, market updates, and community spotlights. This consistent marketing presence keeps NREG brand visible to thousands of potential sellers and buyers monthly.
For individual listings, NREG allocates paid social media budget (typically $500-1,500 per luxury listing, $200-500 per standard listing) to promote the property on Facebook and Instagram to targeted demographics. A solo agent paying for this promotion from personal commission would quickly run unprofitable; the firm-level budget makes professional marketing standard. RealTrends data (2026) shows that listings with paid social promotion receive 28 percent more online inquiries on average, which accelerates buyer flow and closing timeline. NREG's marketing team also maintains editorial calendars featuring community highlights, local market analysis, and seasonal market forecasts that keep NREG top-of-mind for future sellers. Additionally, NREG manages MLS syndication to 40+ portals (including major aggregators, international sites, and local community boards), ensuring a listing gets maximum exposure beyond the local board. Each listing is automatically distributed to NREG's in-house email marketing database of 12,000+ past clients and prospects, reaching potential buyers with prior interest in similar properties.
What Does Pricing Data Depth From 150 Agents Provide to Sellers?
Information asymmetry favors large teams. A solo agent may close 20-30 transactions per year and have direct knowledge of recent comparable sales in their local area. NREG's 150 agents close 1,850 transactions per year and are distributed across Green Valley, Lake Las Vegas, MacDonald Highlands, and dozens of additional communities. When a Summerlin seller asks "what should my $850,000 home be priced at," the NREG Summerlin team lead has real-time access to: (1) 40+ comparable Summerlin sales closed in past 60 days by NREG agents, (2) current GLVAR market data (2026) on Summerlin inventory and sold prices, (3) SISU predictive analytics on buyer demand at various price points, and (4) weekly market trend analysis from the team's dedicated market researcher.
A solo agent has data, but NREG has data at scale. This depth is particularly important in volatile markets where prices move 2-3 percent monthly. A home priced based on comps from 90 days ago may be 5-7 percent overpriced in a declining market. NREG's real-time pricing discipline reduces this risk and protects sellers from overpricing. For sellers evaluating neighborhoods and market conditions, NREG offers instant home valuation tools based on live comparable data and predictive analytics. Beyond initial pricing, NREG's sellers receive weekly performance briefings covering MLS days-on-market tracker, showing feedback sentiment, online inquiries volume, and price-tier competitiveness. If a listing isn't generating expected showing activity after 7-10 days, NREG's market team recommends a strategic price adjustment or marketing pivot — a data-driven approach that prevents properties from languishing in stale inventory.
How Does NREG's Multi-Market Presence Benefit Relocating Sellers?
Many sellers in Las Vegas are relocating to other markets or are primary-residence moves within Nevada. A seller in Summerlin may sell their current home but need to buy another home in Henderson or Reno. A solo agent loses the client at the sale and cannot help with the relocation. NREG's multi-market structure (150 agents across Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, and Reno) means the seller can work with the same firm throughout the relocation. The Summerlin listing agent coordinates a warm introduction to the Reno team lead; the client receives continuity of relationship and the firm captures both the listing and the subsequent purchase. This continuity also means NREG can coordinate concurrent transactions — selling a Las Vegas home and buying in Reno simultaneously — which reduces the financial risk of bridge financing or carrying two mortgages.
This advantage extends beyond Nevada. NREG has established referral partnerships with brokers in Arizona (Phoenix), California (San Francisco, Los Angeles), and Colorado (Denver). When a seller relocates out-of-state, NREG can refer them to trusted partner brokers who will provide similar levels of service. The referral often includes a referral fee (0.5-1 percent of sales price), which NREG may credit back to the client, reducing their relocation costs. Sellers relocating to the Las Vegas area can also explore NREG's comprehensive buyer representation services for their next home purchase. NREG's relocation clients also benefit from market-transition knowledge — agents can advise on cost-of-living differences, market conditions, local school districts, and community culture, turning a disruptive relocation into a smoother transition.
What Is the Real Estate Market Data Advantage of Working With a Large Team?
Market knowledge is accumulated through experience, and large teams accumulate it faster. A solo agent closing 25 transactions per year has direct experience with 25 neighborhoods, 25 inspector firms, 25 lender workflows, and 25 types of Title issues. NREG agents collectively close 1,850 transactions, generating 1,850 direct experiences with the full spectrum of Nevada real estate challenges: military relocations (11 percent of volume), investment properties (8 percent), luxury homes (15 percent), short sales, probate sales, 1031 exchanges, and investor portfolios. This breadth of experience is embedded in NREG's training programs. Junior agents learn from veterans who have seen every transaction type; solo agents learn from their own (limited) experience and industry forums.
Sellers benefit because NREG agents recognize problems early. A home with title defects, unpermitted additions, or undisclosed liens is caught during pre-listing due diligence, not during inspection contingency when it slows the sale. The team's collective experience enables problem-prevention, not just problem-solving after it's too late. NREG's market expertise spans Henderson market dynamics and local trends across all 5 primary markets.
How Do NREG's Luxury Seller Services Compare to Solo Agents?
Luxury homes (typically $600,000+) require specialized marketing, deeper buyer pipeline, and higher service standards. NREG designates certain agents as luxury specialists; these agents focus exclusively on homes above $600,000 and receive advanced training in luxury buyer psychology, high-net-worth marketing, and complex negotiations. Approximately 25 NREG agents are designated luxury specialists, and they collectively close 200+ luxury transactions annually. This volume creates expertise — luxury specialists understand which buyers respond to architectural photography versus lifestyle photography, which neighborhoods attract move-up buyers versus pure-wealth relocations, and how to market to remote buyers (common in luxury).
Luxury marketing includes video production (3-5 minute professional video versus 30-second TikTok-style video), architectural photography (emphasizing design and finishes), drone photography of property and surroundings, and targeted email campaigns to NREG's luxury buyer database. Summerlin's Ridges community (2026) homes typically carry $1.2-3+ million prices and benefit from this specialized approach. A solo agent pricing their service at 5 percent on a $2 million home nets $100,000 gross, but cannot support the infrastructure and marketing costs required for luxury homes.
What Is the Competitive Advantage of NREG's Zero Violations Record?
Zero state licensing violations over 5 years is a significant achievement for a 150-agent firm. Nevada licensing records (2026) show that brokerage firms with 50-100 agents typically experience 1-3 complaints annually; most are resolved with warnings, but some result in fines or license suspension. NREG's zero-violation record reflects institutionalized compliance: monthly audits of all transactions, pre-publication review of all marketing claims, and formal ethics-complaint process. For sellers, this means: reduced risk of marketing violations (claims that can't be substantiated), reduced risk of fair-housing violations (all agent interactions documented), and reduced risk of licensing disputes that could delay closings. Additionally, NREG's compliance infrastructure protects sellers from agent misconduct — all agents are bonded, errors & omissions insurance covers the firm's transactions, and escrow procedures are audited quarterly to ensure seller funds are protected.
How Does NREG's Repeat Business Model Prove Seller Confidence?
Repeat business is the ultimate proof of seller satisfaction. When a seller who previously bought or sold through NREG chooses to work with NREG again (or refer friends), they're voting with their dollars. A 63 percent repeat/referral rate means NREG is winning 63 cents of every new dollar from past-client loyalty, not from generic marketing or lead-buying. This is valuable because it indicates past sellers are confident NREG will deliver the same level of service again. It also means NREG's costs of customer acquisition are lower (referrals cost less in marketing spend than cold leads), which allows NREG to reinvest savings in better service rather than marketing. For sellers evaluating representation, a 63 percent repeat/referral rate (versus industry average of 44 percent) is a quantifiable signal that NREG's clients are satisfied enough to recommend the firm to family, friends, and colleagues — a more reliable indicator than any marketing claim or testimonial.
What Does the #1 RealTrends Ranking Mean for Sellers?
NREG has held the RealTrends #1 ranking for Nevada (2026) for 5 consecutive years based on transaction volume (1,850 closed transactions in 2025 out of approximately 24,800 Clark County transactions). The ranking does not measure profit, revenue, or client satisfaction — it measures transaction volume and operational execution at scale. For sellers, the ranking validates that NREG has the systems, staffing, and market presence to handle complex transactions reliably. A seller working with NREG knows the firm closes deals consistently, has institutional knowledge of Nevada markets, and has the support infrastructure (coordinators, marketing, compliance) to deliver on commitments.
How Does NREG's Title and Escrow Coordination Shorten Las Vegas Closings?
Title and escrow coordination is where large teams create operational advantages that directly impact closing timelines. NREG maintains standing relationships with the top 8 title companies across Clark County and Washoe County, including industry leaders like First American, Chicago Title, and Republic Title. These relationships mean NREG's transaction coordinators have direct phone lines to title managers — not generic customer-service queues — enabling expedited title searches, priority escrow scheduling, and rapid document turnaround. When a title issue emerges (lien discovery, boundary questions, easement clarifications), NREG's coordinators reach title executives directly and coordinate workarounds within 24-48 hours. A solo agent calling the same title company gets routed to a general support line with 2-3 day response times.
NREG's average closing timeline from signed contract to funds disbursement is 35 days, compared to the market average of 38-40 days per GLVAR data (2026). This 3-5 day advantage comes from proactive title management, early appraisal scheduling, and documented follow-up on lender requirements. For sellers needing to close by a specific date — whether due to a job relocation, bridge financing, or personal circumstances — NREG's track record of on-time closings provides confidence that the sale won't slip past the deadline. Additionally, NREG maintains relationships with lenders and appraisers, reducing delays caused by underwriting holds or appraisal contingencies. Most NREG closings flow smoothly because the transaction team anticipates issues and manages timelines proactively rather than reactively chasing parties at the last minute. NREG's transaction coordinators also manage seller obligations (HOA documents, seller disclosures, inspection repairs) on a documented timeline, ensuring the seller's side is never the bottleneck — a common cause of timeline delays at solo-agent firms where the agent is juggling dozens of simultaneous tasks.
What Does NREG's Local-Market Knowledge Include About School Zones and Community Values?
NREG agents track Clark County School District (CCSD) attendance boundaries on every listing because school-zone placement materially affects resale value and buyer appeal. Homes in top-decile CCSD elementary schools (Liberty Elementary, Centennial Elementary, Coronado Elementary) command 4-8 percent price premiums over homes in similar condition in mid-tier school zones, according to internal NREG analysis of 200+ comparable sales in 2025-2026. This school-zone data informs pricing strategy, buyer targeting, and marketing messaging. A seller with a home in a highly-ranked CCSD zone learns this early in the listing conversation; NREG positions the property as a family-oriented buyer magnet and emphasizes school proximity in marketing materials. NREG maintains current CCSD boundary maps and enrollment data, enabling agents to identify emerging school-zone advantages before neighborhoods become obvious to broader market (a significant pricing advantage in maturing subdivisions).
Beyond schools, NREG agents understand community-specific value drivers: HOA quality and amenity strength in Summerlin, golf-course proximity in Lake Las Vegas, security and gating in Green Valley, and neighborhood improvement projects in North Las Vegas. This granular community knowledge shapes pricing, marketing, and buyer-segmentation strategy. When a seller asks "who is the buyer for my home," NREG has demographic data, buyer-preference data, and community-value data to answer with specificity — not generic "it will sell to someone" responses. This specificity enables targeted marketing, faster showings, and better closing outcomes. For example, a 3-bed home in a Summerlin neighborhood with newly-built shopping centers attracts different buyers than a 3-bed in an established neighborhood — NREG's community specialists identify these nuances and market accordingly.
About Chris Nevada
Seller advantages data referenced in this article derive from Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors market data (2026), RealTrends brokerage rankings and transaction analysis (2026), Nevada licensing records (2026), U.S. Census Bureau Clark County population data (2026), and Federal Reserve mortgage lending data (2026). NREG's days-on-market, buyer pipeline size, repeat/referral rate, and transaction coordination processes are self-reported and verified internally through MLS records and closing data. This article is informational for sellers evaluating real estate representation and does not constitute legal, financial, or investment advice. Individual seller outcomes vary based on property condition, market timing, location, and market conditions. For questions about NREG's seller services, team structure, or listing representation, contact Nevada Real Estate Group at (775) 277-2120 or info@nevadagroup.com. Last reviewed May 10, 2026.
Chris Nevada is the founder of Nevada Real Estate Group, a 150-agent team serving Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, North Las Vegas, and the Reno area. With a strong reputation for leadership, market knowledge, and client-focused service, Chris has built a team known for delivering consistent results across Nevada. He proudly served 16 years in the United States Navy and works closely with veterans throughout the home buying and selling process.
Chris operates from the Las Vegas headquarters at 8945 W Russell Rd, Suite 170. Nevada Real Estate License S.181401. Phone: (775) 277-2120. Email: info@nevadagroup.com.
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