I can not speak for all of Nevada, but in Northern Nevada, there has been some very strong economic news (Such as the Tesla Gigafactory, Amazon, Switch) which has been pushing up home sales and prices.  

Everyone here is responsible and pushing the business ahead.  

The kitchen cabinets are poorly done and the gas-line for the stove comes out of the floor so close to the edge of the cabinets that the stove cannot be pushed flush against the wall.  

The kitchen cabinets are poorly done and the gas-line for the stove comes out of the floor so close to the edge of the cabinets that the stove cannot be pushed flush against the wall.

I would push them as much as you can for the 2 mts rents in the hope they cannot deliver.

The ghost bid just kept pushing it up.

I am brand new to the Real Estate and I have some liquid cash with which I want to taken advantage of any good deals on a Cash purchase.I came across a REO which was put on sale for 390K, The market value for that type of house is around 450K to 500K.I looked around the property and in my opinion the property may need a significant rehab that may be somewhere 70K to 100K, so I put an offer for 260K but the agent pushing me back to get something close to 390K.I am wondering is there anything we can do to attract them for the Cash buy?

I assume that means they were pushing a Fannie/Freddie loan and I'm not comfortable with that.

My Homedepot card (Citi) just got bumped to 30k and Lowe's (Synchrony/GEMB) is pushing 20k - in my personal name. 

If you are deal with a broker, it could be the brokers cut pushing it higher.