Lone Mountain · Las Vegas, Nevada
9 single-family houses with no HOA are listed in Lone Mountain right now, split roughly evenly between ZIP codes 89129 and 89149. Most are single-story, and about half have a private pool. The median list price is $799,950. About half sit between $500K and $1M, about a third are above $1M, and a smaller share fall between $300K and $500K.
Build dates are spread out. About a third went up before 1990, the largest group dates from 1990 to 2009, and about a third are 2010 or newer. Without an association, the roof, the air conditioning, the block walls and any pool equipment are entirely yours to maintain, so older houses and pool homes deserve a thorough inspection. Ask the inspector to run the pool pump, heater and filter, and to look at the age of the AC units and the water heater.
Also confirm what "no HOA" means for each address. Your agent can pull the title report and check for recorded deed restrictions or an optional association. Then compare the photos and details below.
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Not always. A house can have no association yet still carry recorded deed restrictions, easements or city and county code requirements. Ask for the preliminary title report early so you can read anything recorded against the lot before your inspection window closes.
Everything outside the walls is your responsibility, so look closely at the roof, perimeter walls, irrigation, driveway and any pool or spa equipment. Most of these homes are single-story, which gives you a large roof area to evaluate. For houses built before 1990, ask how old the AC units, water heater and plumbing are.
About half of the homes here have a private pool, so it is a common feature. Add a pool inspection to the general one, and budget for routine service, chemicals, power for the pump and occasional resurfacing or equipment replacement. Ask the seller for any repair records on the equipment.
The median list price is $799,950, and the typical range runs from $540,000 to $1,835,000. Price tracks size, lot, age and whether there is a pool, so compare each house against recent sales of similar ones nearby. Median price per square foot, currently $266, is a useful yardstick for that comparison.
For a detached house, the loan process is mostly the same. With no association there is no dues statement or HOA questionnaire for the lender to wait on, which removes one item from the file. The appraisal and your inspection findings still drive the timeline.
The median listing has been on the market for 40 days, though individual homes vary widely. Well-presented houses can draw offers sooner, while pricier or older ones may take longer. Have your financing documents ready so you can make an offer when a house you like comes up.
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