Bank-Owned and Foreclosure Homes for Sale in Pahrump, NV
Bank-owned homes in Pahrump are properties the lender has taken back through foreclosure and now sells directly, so the seller is a bank rather than a homeowner. Pahrump is an unincorporated town in Nye County, and many of these homes sit on valley-floor lots where water comes from a private utility or a domestic well. Right now 11 bank-owned homes are listed, with a median list price of $234,900 and a median size of 1,534 square feet. Browse the listings below and check each home's water source and condition.
September 2026 · Pahrump market
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Home sales in Pahrump. Based on information from the Las Vegas REALTORS® Multiple Listing Service for the period September 1, 2026 through September 30, 2026.
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About bank-owned / reo in Pahrump.
What does bank-owned mean on a Pahrump listing? ▾
It means the lender foreclosed and now holds title, so the bank is the seller. Offers usually go through the bank's asset manager and may take longer to answer than a typical owner sale. The homes are often sold as-is, so plan on a thorough inspection.
How much do bank-owned homes in Pahrump cost? ▾
Right now the median list price is $234,900, and most of these homes fall between $160,000 and $339,000. Median price per square foot is $129. Prices shift as the live listings change.
How long do bank-owned homes stay on the market here? ▾
The median time listed for these homes is currently 74 days. Individual homes vary, and a well-priced one can move faster than that. If a home catches your eye, it helps to have financing lined up before you write an offer.
Should I check the water source on a foreclosure in Pahrump? ▾
Yes. Pahrump homes get water from domestic wells or private utilities such as Pahrump Utility Co. and Desert Utilities. A new domestic well in the Pahrump Basin generally requires relinquishing water rights unless the parcel already has them. If a home is inside a utility's service area with a line in the street, a failed well may mean hooking up to the utility.
Do these homes have HOA dues? ▾
Some do. About 27% of these listings have HOA dues, and the median is $41 per month among those that do. Confirm any dues and unpaid balances with the listing agent before you offer.