California to Nevada
Why so many Californians move to Henderson and Las Vegas, what changes with taxes and costs, and how to buy here before you sell there.
What to know about California
Nevada has no personal income tax. California-source income can still be taxed by California, so talk to a tax adviser.
Nevada caps yearly property tax increases on a primary home. Check each parcel's bill with the Clark County Assessor.
Bridge loans, contingencies and rent-backs can line up both sales.
Henderson, Summerlin and the southwest are the most common picks.
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From first call to keys in hand
Most agents stop at closing. We keep going until the lights are on and the boxes are open.
A real price range, lender intros and a short list of areas that fit.
Private showings in person or by live video if you are out of state.
Pricing from recent sold homes, terms written to win without overpaying.
Inspections, appraisal, title and escrow tracked to the day.
Power, water, gas and internet set up for you through our Utilities Connect Concierge.
What people ask us
Will I really save on taxes?
Most people save on state income tax, but your own numbers depend on income sources and residency dates. A tax adviser should review them.
Can I buy in Nevada before selling in California?
Yes. We coordinate timing and work with your California agent.
Where do most Californians move?
Henderson and Summerlin are the most popular, followed by the southwest valley.
Talk to Nate directly
No call center and no hand-off to a junior agent. You get Nate Smith, a Henderson-based broker-salesperson with eXp Realty, by phone or text.
Nate Smith, Nevada broker-salesperson, license BS.0144709, with eXp Realty. Equal Housing Opportunity.