Lake Las Vegas New Home

We will have a total of 3 married couples. Plan to stay about 5 nights near Vegas or just outside with a short drive into Vegas. Would also like to see Lake Mead. We would like one home/condo with 3 bedrooms and if possible 3 bathrooms. What area would one suggest to start looking. Would like to hold price to 1200.00 for a 5 night stay. Thanks for the help and your suggestions.

Only a few areas are 30 day minimum. When renting you will know because they will only offer monthly not daily or weekly. Henderson still allows and many are there. Good area though. However the price you seek will not work well. First they usually charge a cleaning fee which could range from 250 to 600 right up front. Then you are looking at $250 a night minimum with the usual price at $400 a night for what you are looking for. Be prepared for a hefty deposit also ... a couple of grand.

2008-09-03 17:19:15 by sandra k

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I don't neccessarily mean permanently, though if things worked out that way to both sides agreement, it could. It's just that we'd like to "try before we buy." Having never lived in those places, I want to make sure we'd like it there (or being okay with being away from here) before we actually sell our house and make a permanent move. It could be a few months to a year we're talking about. We're in Minnesota, an hour away from Duluth, which harbors Lake Superior, the world's largest freshwater lake. I know that's not much of a tradeoff, but this state is not entirely without assets--cheaper costs of living, 10,000 lakes, "Minnesota Nice," etc. Nothing has to be set in stone--let's talk about it!

Um sure, I live in a van in Los Angeles' second ward.

The black one, on cinder blocks, no wheels.

I really Appreciate it.

2006-07-26 01:14:11 by Thoughtful Gal

for 300 thousand in Las Vegas and in a nice area were they are building houses. I was wondering what you guys recommend as to buying a house me and my boyfriend want to live in California since his family and mine are mostly here. We were thinking of buying a home somewhere cheap living there for a couple of years and then with a couple of finances come back and buy a home here. We have two doggies that need a backyard and we would love to have one. Right now we are paying 1370 for rent and I just head sister in law is buying a home and is going to be paying 1500 a month for a 3bd/2baths compare it to me 1370 for a one bedroom apartment. wow. Please recomend were we could buy a cheap house. Las Vegas, Arizona, Lake Elsinore.

You didn't talk about employment. I don't know the employment scene in Lake Elsimore, but Vegas and Phoenix are pretty diverse. Vegas offers opportunity and challenges. However, if you have a personal weakness or any character flaws, that town will exploit it. Proceed with caution! I would also suggest you look a little further out in SoCal if you can make it work, like Temecula and Murrieta. Nice communities, prices well under 300K. Short drive over to visit the family. Good luck!

2008-03-31 01:21:36 by madeinaugust82

When I went up to Lake Las Vegas this past Sunday with my folks. I found an egg on a rock by itself, unbroken and no parents around. I wanted to take it home but my older sister said to leave it.

I was tempted to sneak it back home but now I feel guilty about leaving on that rock.

Should I have left it there or brought it home?

No jokes or wisecracks allowed!

It looked like a bird egg and it was probably about the size of a tennis ball.

I'm a little upset I don't have it with me.
First off, I DIDN'T touch it and Kelsey I'm NOT an animal abuser!

I was tempted to bring the egg home bacuase I worried about what might have happend to it.

So I guess that was the motherly side in me.

Plus I don't think there are any raccoons in nevada.

Just Quails, Jack rabbits, Vultures etc...

I think that you did the right thing by ignoring it - especially for health reasons.
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2006-08-08 11:05:29 by Checkers- the -Wolf

From the 27th of October to the 18th of November, I'm going with 3 friends in California.. we'll land in San Francisco and then we'll rent a car.

This is the planning:

27 San Francisco

28 Alcatraz and downtown

29 Muir Woods + last night in SF

30 SF - Yosemite - night near Fresno

31 Sequoia Park - night somewhere

1 LA - Malibu/Santa Monica - night (don't know)

2 Neighbourhoods.. Venice, Manhattan … - night (don't know)

3 Hollywood Studios, - night (don't know)

4 Six Flag maybe - night (don't know)

5 Los Angeles Harbour/Anaheim + maybe a Lakers match (but I've to understand how to buy tickets) - night (don't know)

6 Huntington Beach + Newport + Travel from LA to San Diego or stop somewhere (as Oceanside) - night (don't know)

7 San Diego - night (don't know)

8 La Jolla + Old Town -night (don't know)

9 A friend of us is leaving.. last day in San Diego

10 Travel to Phoenix - night Phoenix

11 Phoenix => Montezuma Castle + Anasazi, night in Flagstaff (?)

12 Grand Canyon - night next to Kayenta

13 Monument Valley (where is it precisely??? How many miles from Kayenta??) + night next to Page (Kayenta or somewhere)

14 Page + Lake Powell + night next to Bryce canyon

15 Bryce Canyon + Zion, night in St George

16 Travel to Las Vegas + Night in Las Vegas

17 Las Vegas => without sleeping… 5.15 in airport!

18 Bankrupt and back home

Please, give me some suggestions of places to go at night in the different cities (if disco, also with the price if possible) or where is it possible to find many people having party or something like that :P

Other suggestions about Accomodations, Hostels??

San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter has lots of nightclubs. One of my favorites is The Shout House. It has 2 dueling pianos and lots of audience participation. Lots of fun. There is a cover charge of $10 on the weekends...but I believe it's less and even free on some nightdays.

While in San Diego some of my favorite things to do is kayaking through the La Jolla Caves, driving to the top of Mt. Soledad for panoramic views, a bay cruise, and beach bonfires. For details on things to do in San Diego and recommendations on places to stay visit http://www.sandiego-romantics.com.

If you enjoy wine, consider wine tasting at some of California's wineries. There are wineries throughout California and many of them allow you to sample their wine for free. Learn more about California wineries at http://www.cheers2wine.com.

If you want to tour Alcatraz, be sure to make reservations at least a few weeks in advance. They sell out. I'd suggest taking the ferry over to Sausilito. Walking across the Golden Gate Bridge is also a fun experience.

Whatever you do...have fun!

2008-10-09 08:21:06 by Mith