Ignite Funding, a hard money lender, experienced zero defaults in 2020, a pitfall that many lenders and real estate developers were unable to avoid due to the global pandemic. Ignite Funding has not taken this achievement lightly, knowing that many in the lending industry were not left unscathed. Ignite Funding attributes this success to their lending philosophies and the various steps they take to mitigate the company’s overall exposure to risk. Risk mitigation is exceedingly important as Ignite Funding’s sole operation is to provide thousands of investors the opportunity to participate in real estate investments through trust deeds.
Commercial Alliance Las Vegas (CALV) is presenting a virtual version of its next Commercial Education Day on June 25, offering online commercial real estate classes for those in or considering a career in the industry. The June 25 classes will be held from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1-4 p.m. via Zoom. The cost is $35 for CALV members, or $40 for non-members. Participants can earn three continuing education credits for each class.
One of the signs of a successful business owner is the ability to plan for the future. That includes a strategy covering the eventual sale of a company, bringing in additional investors or family members who want to purchase a more significant stake in the company.
The Firm Public Relations Marketing was recently honored with two Platinum Hermes Creative Awards, recognizing strategic public relations and marketing efforts for projects in 2020.
Stewart Title offers discounts for those 55 and older, military personnel and a variety of other professionals as a way to give back to those who serve the community.
Operated by StartUpNV, a nonprofit statewide incubator and accelerator for Nevada-based startup companies, 45 AngelNV investors will invest at least $200,000 in one of six companies selected by the group as finalists, including three female-owned companies, two from Reno and four in Southern Nevada. The investment will be announced at a special “Shark Tank”-style event May 8 at 1 p.m. at Las Vegas City Hall with Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman giving pre-recorded opening remarks.
A financial plan should never be one-size-fits-all. For any plan to be effective, it must be customized to fit a person’s income, lifestyle, goals and family. For example, a plan designed for a 30-year-old single physician will look entirely different than a plan designed for a 50-year-old attorney who is married with kids. Customizations can help ensure that your financial future is on the right track. Additionally, whether you plan to retire in five years or 30 years, there are advantages to starting today, rather than waiting. Working with a financial advisor can help you gain clarity on how your unique objectives and timeline should fit into a financial plan.
A leader in providing gaming experiences around the world, Maverick Gaming demonstrates its continued commitment to providing a unique customer experience by introducing cashless advances to their customers right at their favorite machine, in partnership with Marker Trax and Scientific Games.
The strong demand for homes in Las Vegas and little inventory available is prompting some homebuyers to forgo title insurance, and that’s placing them in jeopardy if any disputes arise over the property in the future, according to Stewart Title President Tracy Bouchard.