Things You Must Know Before Moving to Reno 

I post all sorts of stuff everywhere about Reno and all the good stuff about it Twitter and RU-vid

We couldn't have said it any better ourselves. You are on point!! Let us know if we can help with the move.

Lived out in Reno, they need more housing. Look into moving to somewhere like fernley, and for me being a Floridian the cold was just too much for me, felt like it stayed cold most of the year. it’s cool place to make new friends and go and do some cool stuff, plenty of jobs, Vegas is a 6 hour drive away or an hour plane ride. Fun city I just hate the cold and I feel like the city feels isolated tho

You're absolutely right, the "traffic" we have here is momentary...

Check out our other videos, we should have a Vegas vs. Reno video. Might be time to update it though. I like the collaboration video idea

We’re also very bias and Vegas can’t compare to Reno….. lol

I've lived in both cities for 6 months each for work. I got to know people who live and work in both areas. Vegas is good for people who are more stationary. There's a ton of luxurious lazy activities and high end restaurants. If you want to sit around on your rear end and be catered to in every possible way ,Vegas is for you. There's an active crowd in Vegas but there's less to do and the weather there is more of an obstacle. I'm in San Diego now and the outdoors activities were not enough for me in Vegas. They have the best bars and women with loose morals though. That's saying something when compared to a Navy base city like SD. Las Vegas is turning into Los Angeles. So if you're like me and you don't like LA, move somewhere else or live on the outskirts of town. Reno is great for the true outdoors man. Fishing, boating, water skiing, and all things lake related thrive in the Reno Metro area. Not just at Lake Tahoe as there are many to choose from. There's also the Truckee River and the Tahoe National Forest. You could spend your entire retirement exploring the beautiful Sierra Nevada wilderness. Houses are more expensive in Reno and it's less of a boom and bust market from what i can see. It snows in Reno and they just had a big winter. So if that bothers you it's Vegas all the way.

@@JeffScott-1978 - I would say you nailed majority of it. Bottom line, when it comes down to it, the Sierra Nevada's offer every outdoor activity you can think of. We get all 4 seasons, but Summer is not too drastic, and the Winter usually doesn't drop feet of snow... although this past winter was one for the record books. Nothern Nevada is the place to be, no getting around it. Call, text, email us!!!

You can use a wood burning fireplace and have an outdoor fire pit. The wood burning fireplace would have to have meet certain criteria. Smog is required annually and shooting clay pigeons is also an option. Carson City has a great course that I highly recommend. Spanish Springs also has an amazing shooting facility, whether you're shooting pistols or long rifles.

We have some wind from time to time and some areas are worse than others. We don't have a lot of forest fires in Reno, but we do get smoke from time to time due to forest fires in CA.

@@LivinginRenoNevada Thank you !

Tom, did you get a ticket to Burning Man? We know you are our #1 fan...... it's time to get you out of the rental and into a home so you can gain equity? Text Ryan.

I was invited to a large camp by online friends that I thought I would never get to meet.Looking forward to the event. And yes, i have ticket, car pass and early entry WAP.@@LivinginRenoNevada

We'll take your word for it...

We dont mind communting an hour to work, what is the nearest affordable town? Homes 300k and under

Definitely a tougher price point, but I would recommend looking in Fernley and possibly Cold Springs. May be pushing the $300k price point, but your dollar goes further out there.

Very true, what part of Montana?

@@LivinginRenoNevada Whitefish, MT

@@jesseprairiewolf7496 I'm considering both as well. Do you like Reno/Tahoe over Whitefish?