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Welcome to Reno-Tahoe

It’s no wonder more than 300,000 people make Reno/Tahoe their home and why 5.1 million people visit every year. Perhaps
it’s the chain of high-peaked mountains surrounding the region in every direction, or the range in geography from high desert
hills to valleys covered with deciduous and evergreen trees. Residents enjoy the Truckee River flowing casually through the
heart of the city, among an eclectic mix of stately manors, quaint churches, sleek high rises, city parks and casinos. Including
shopping malls and new residential developments which canvas the city limits and are nestled against mountains that offer

endless outdoor recreation, and cradle the magnificent Lake Tahoe.

In addition to the area’s spectacular beauty, Reno/Tahoe offers an extraordinary mix of history and culture, world-class ski and
golf resorts, 24-hour gaming and entertainment, a mild climate with four distinct seasons, a healthy, diverse economy, and

community spirit as strong as ever.

As a newcomer to the Reno/Sparks area, the mountains and the small-town feel may surprise you. You may marvel at the brick
architecture of some of Reno’s downtown buildings, the frontier independence, or the contrast of the Truckee River floating

tranquilly against the neon lights.

So, the Truckee Meadows - the community at large surrounded by greens and blues and fluorescents - will surprise you as a
great place to live, work and raise a family.

A Personal Message From L. Lance Gilman

Hello! Welcome to your new standard of high value residential property in our market. The magnificent home you see grac-
ing this page represents the largest residential transaction in not only my history, but the history of Reno/Sparks, Nevada. It
was the catalyst to a new demand for exquisite home purchases in Northern Nevada in the wake of the exciting growth and

booming prosperity coming soon to the region.
Through this unparalleled real estate deal for Reno/Sparks, came a gateway to forming a team of some of the brightest and
most professional REALTORS with whom I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. Vesting his interest in the company, my beloved
son Donny Gilman, represents the future of my blessed and continued success. You may also remember my associate Roger
Norman, with whom I developed the highly successful 10-year sales program for the South Meadows / Double Diamond

Ranch Area.
My life has been blessed for many years and the introduction of these new professionals to the team are adding an entirely
new dimension to my world. We can now blend our years of creating business relationships with hundreds of relocating

companies that are now coming to Nevada.

L. Lance Gilman

Company Profile

Are you looking for a different kind of experience with your real estate representation?

Lance Gilman Residential Real Estate Services offers you the following values: We are exclusive, which means more energy
and focus working for you. We are a boutique real estate firm who carefully analyzes client requests and potential proper-
ties. We’re not a “come one, come all” real estate brokerage. We do not choose to represent every single client or property
that comes through our doors…so what does this mean for you? As a represented client, you will receive unparalleled

personal attention and a higher degree of positive energy from our highly-qualified associates.

We close deals! If you’ve spent even one day in Northern Nevada, you many have heard the name, Lance Gilman. Simply
put, he’s known for success in large money real estate deals. He and his team are “closers”! Lance was involved in the Sierra

Sage
Estate deal, which was the first residential sale over $1 Million dollars in Reno. He is the broker who, with his partners,

developed and sold out the 2500 acre South Meadows, Double Diamond Ranch Community in South Reno.

In South Meadows alone, he closed deals with Lockheed, IGT, and some of the largest residential home developers in the
region, among many others. Lance closed deals for a client purchasing massive ranch properties east of Reno, such as the
Asamera Ranch and the famous McCarran Ranch. This later was developed into the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center (TRIC),
which is now the largest industrial park in the world generating business relationships with over 150 of the largest corpo-

rations in the world.

And of course, Lance recently closed what Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval termed, “The Deal of the Century”, the Tesla
Motors deal. The Tesla transaction has also been called the single most important real estate deal in Nevada since the
found of Las Vegas. Bottom Line…Lance and his team have a track record of “getting it done” in the handling of the most

complicated real estate transactions.

Most of all, we believe in helping you and understanding your goals. A unique aspect of the services you will receive from
the Lance Gilman Real Estate Team is that we want to know the “why”. For 40 years, Lance has started his initial conversa-
tion with a new client the question, “Please help me understand how I may help you.” We don’t treat you or your property

like a
commodity. The sale or purchase of real estate is usually a major transition in the life of a family or person, which is why

we will ensure that our real estate services make your transition easier, not harder.

Our Agent’s Committment To You

As a full-service Real Estate Professional, our agents will handle the complexities of your transaction so you have peace of
mind throughout the process. Here is a look at the duties your Sales Associate will perform on your behalf…

Expert Guidance

• Provide a marketing strategy, a competitive market analysis and recommend an appropriate list

price for the sale of your property

• Market your property to buyers and other Agents utilizing ALL possible,

appropriate methods

• Make recommendations as to staging, potential repairs and cleaning your

property, to make your home more attractive to buyers

• Suggest quality professionals, including attorneys, handymen, stagers and

inspectors

• Guide you in making informed decisions, leading to a satisfactory sale

• Present and respond to all offers in a timely manner

• Negotiate the best price and terms possible, always keeping your specific

needs in mind

Responsiveness
• Act in good faith at all times
• Obey your instructions
• Return all calls and emails promptly

Accounting
• Receive and monitor all earnest money
• Receive and deliver all documents in a timely manner

Loyalty
• Place your interests above all others
• Keep your personal information strictly confidential

Disclosure

• Ensure that all parties in the transaction are fully informed about any material facts that may affect

the transaction





Living in Reno-Tahoe

We love this place! Reno Facts:
•The amount of land area in Reno is 148.92

The breathing Reno/Sparks/Lake Tahoe area goes beyond just being an exciting sq. kilometers.

gaming destination. •The amount of surface water is .51 sq.
Located in the heart of one of the fasted growing areas in the country, Reno/ kilometers.
Sparks/Lake Tahoe offers a pro-business climate, excellent quality of life and

world-class vacation and recreation amenities. •The distance to the Nevada state capita is

Reno’s Temperate Character. 27 mils.

At 4500 feet altitude, the Reno area offers four distinct seasons with few •Reno is positioned 39.53 degrees north of

extremes. Average temperatures range from winter lows in the 20’s to summer the equator and 119.82 degrees west of the
highs in the 90’s. Low humidity characterized the area, making the cool days
prime meridian.
seem not so cold, and the warm days not so hot. Rain is scarce (fewer than eight

inches on average annually), as are cloudy days. Snow, however, is certain (23.5 •Reno elevation is 4,498 feet above sea

inches on average per year), thought it tends to melt by late afternoon in the level.

valleys. Here, the sun shines more than 300 days a year, providing warm days,

cool nights and blue skies. Climate & Weather

•The average winter temperature is 34

Business breaks and benefits. degrees F.

Tax benefits (no corporate, personal income, unitary, inventory, or franchise tax), •The average spring temperature is 47
accessibility to western markets, transportation hub, abundance of available degrees F.
industrial/office/commercial space, advanced telecommunications infrastructure,

business-friendly regulations, and high quality of life make Reno/Sparks/Lake •The average summer temperature is 66
Tahoe an extremely attractive place to do business and live. Michelin North degrees F.
America, Microsoft Licensing, John Deere Company, Kal Kan, Amazon.com, Intuit

and Cisco Systems are just a few examples of companies who have recently •The average fall temperature is 50 degrees

chosen to expand in or move into our region. They join longstanding companies F.

such as Ralston Foods, International Game Technology and R. R. Donnelley and

Sons in calling northern Nevada their home. •The average annual precipitation is 7.3” of

The smarts. rain, 23.1’ of snow.

The tremendous resources of the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR), Small

Business Development Center and Truckee Meadows Community College (TMCC)

provide a wide variety of assistance to the business community and opportunities

for collaboration. All major fields of study and many advanced degree programs

are provided at UNR, a fully accredited state university.

Retirement

The biggest factor for retirees moving to Reno is the affability of the area’s residents. Next would be the beautiful scenery,
mild climate, and convenient transportation, says Cindy Thillippe, employment specialist with the American Association of

Retired Persons.
“My husband and I have lived many places,” Thillippe says, “but we always come back to Reno. People here are friendlier
than any place on the West Coast.” For most retirees, the low cost of living in the region is a deciding factor in their deci-

sion to move to the area.
“The business community is responsive to the needs of many seniors who continue to work in order to pay their bills,”

Thillippe says. “Even on a budget, there’s an abundance of low-cost and free things to do in the Reno/Sparks area.”
There also are plenty of community services for seniors and state-of-the-art health care facilities.

“One reason my father decided to move here from California after retirement,” says Steve Waller, financial adviser with
Great Basin Federal Credit Union, “is the wealth of senior programs. The area has the benefits of a small-town lifestyle

combined with the amenities and services of a large metropolitan area.”
Waller says the main reason the Reno/Sparks area is an attractive retirement area is the lack of a state income tax. “From
a financial standpoint, this is a huge factor for seniors,” he says. - Courtesy of the Reno Gazette-Journal Custom Publishing

Group

These agencies and organizations specialize in fulfilling the needs of Northern Nevada seniors:

Adult Daycare Program 775.328.2591 Nevada Consumer Affairs Division 775.688.1800

American Association of Retired Persons 775.323.2243 Northern Nevada Center for Independent Living

Catholic Community Services 775.322.7073 775.353.3599

CitiLift 775.348.5438 Sanford Center for Aging (UNR) 775.784.4774

Client Assistance Program 775.688.1440 Senior Bridges 775.356.4071

Crisis Call Center 775.784.8090 Senior Companion Program 775.358.2322

Division for Aging Services 775.688.2964 Social Security Administration 775.784.5221

Elder Care Locator 800.677.1116 Veterans Administration Benefits Information and Assistance

Elder Protective Services 775.688.2964 800.827.1000

Lend-a-Hand Senior Services 775.322.8414 Veterans Administration Medical Center 775.786.7200

Meals on Wheels 775.328.2581 Washoe County Senior Law Project 775.328.2592

Medicaid 775.688.2811 Washoe County Senior Services 757.328.2575

Medicare (Reno Social Security Office) 775.784.5221

Nevada Tax Incentives

Northern Nevada has the most business-friendly tax climate in the nation. Seriously! Nevada lawmakers saw an
opportunity years ago, when surrounding states kept raising worker comp and tax rates and businesses thereby cutting
into their bottom line and often forcing them to relocate to a state with a more business-friendly atmosphere. California
is famous for doing this and has resulted in over 80 businesses relocating to Nevada in recent years!
Nevada offers one of the most attractive tax structures in the country with:
-NO franchise tax
-NO estate tax
-NO inheritance tax
-NO corporate income tax
-NO personal income tax
-NO unitary tax
-NO inventory tax
Businesses in northern Nevada can also qualify for an abatement of sales and use tax on machinery and equipment, and
can also apply for sales and use tax deferment for up to five years on capital investments on specific types of equipment
more than $100,000.
Sales tax exemptions are extended for gross receipts from the sale of aircraft and major components of aircraft.
New and expanding businesses can apply for personal property tax abatement. Qualifying criteria include a commitment
to doing business in Nevada, minimum job creation, employee health plans, minimum capital investment, and wage
requirements.
If that were not enough incentive, you can also apply for a partial abatement from the payroll tax for new and expanding
businesses that create a minimum number of jobs, meet a minimum level of capital investment and offer adequate
wages and health plans to employees.
Qualified companies can also take advantage of Nevada’s customized job training program.
Property Tax Exemptions
The following are exempt from property tax:
-Inventories held for sale within Nevada
-All personal property stored, assembled or processed for interstate transit
-All raw materials and supplies utilized in the manufacturing process
-All real and personal property that qualifies and is used for air and/or water pollution control
Others may be applicable depending on the company’s situation.
Green building abatements are made available on real property which has a building or other structure certified as silver
level or higher under the Leadership in Environmental Design Green Building Rating System adopted by Nevada’s Office
of Energy. Up to 35% of real property tax may be abated for up to ten consecutive years should the company commit to
maintain operations in Nevada.
Companies in the renewable and alternative energy and energy storage segments are offered renewable and energy
storage abatements that encompass sales and use tax and property tax.
The Nevada Hub Zone Development program extends sales and use tax and personal property tax abatements to
businesses relocating or expanding in historically underutilized zones and enterprise communities. Additional incentives
are available to qualified grocery stores and to businesses hiring dislocated workers.

The State of Nevada is authorized to use tax-exempt Industrial Development Bonds to provide low-interest financing of
new construction, improvements, rehabilitation, or redevelopment of qualified projects, which include manufacturing
facilities and other projects organized under Section 501 of the Internal Revenue Service code.

Northern Nevada goods-producers benefit from Made in Nevada, the State’s official program to market and promote
locally-produced products worldwide.

Housing

Market trends help you understand the movement of key price indicators. Trends in Reno show a 11% year-over-year rise in median sales
price and a 2% rise in median rent per month.





About The Areas

Reno N

This historic western city has been undergoing a renaissance that’s revitalizing its
midtown and downtown Riverwalk area and attracting innovative companies like Tesla
to locate to the Biggest Little City. Once known primarily for its 24-hour casino fun,
Reno has sprouted new restaurant and shopping districts and become rightly famous
a s world-class hub of outdoor recreations: hiking, biking, whitewater rafting, golfing
and nearby ski resorts. But that’s just a taste of Reno’s offerings. A metropolitan area
of about 425,000 (counting the neighboring city of Sparks), Reno has a long history of
hosting world-class musicians and touring shows. The cutting-edge architecture and
exhibits of the Nevada Museum of Art and Reno Philharmonic performances attract
thousands every year. Visitors stroll along the Truckee River Whitewater Park and watch
kayaks and colorful, migrating birds.

South Tahoe

The south shore of Lake Tahoe is a year-round vacation paradise of white sand beaches,
breathtaking scenery, world-class skiing and famous name entertainment. South Tahoe
traces its history to the Pony Express and explorations of Kit Carson. With the settling of
the West, glamorous casinos were built along Tahoe’s shoreline here, a tradition carried
forward today by the entertainment and casino complexes located at Stateline.

Carson Valley

Carson Valley is a wide-open, scenic valley bordered by towering Sierra peaks and
the Pine Nut Mountains, dotted with the twin towns of Minden and Gardnerville and
Nevada’s first settlement, Genoa (where you can still enjoy a cocktail at the state’s
oldest bar). To the south is Topaz Lake and the gateway to the Eastern Sierra, while at
the valley’s other end sits Nevada’s State Capital, Carson City, with attractions including
the Nevada State Museum and U.S. Mint.

About The Areas

North Tahoe

Renowned as the host of the 1960 Winter Olympics at Squaw Valley, North Tahoe is an
exhilarating combination of lakeside resort towns, beaches, hiking, biking, water-sports
and America’s largest concentration of ski resorts, plus the Old West charm of Truckee.
Many successful business, entertainment and political figures have second homes here,
and spectacular estates stretch along the lakeshore from Incline Village to West Shore
and in golf communities near Northstar California Resort

Emerald Bay

One of the most photographed spots on each, Emerald Bay looks like a Norwegian
fjord, dotted with on perfect feature, Fannette Island, which is topped with a stone
cottage. Highway 89 hugs the steep walls above the bay, with parking available on the
north and south sides. Eagle Falls tumbles down granite cliffs and empties into Lake
Tahoe near one of the finest examples of Scandinavian architecture in the Western

Hemisphere, Vikingsholm, built in 1929.

Virginia City

This scenic, Old West town played a pivotal role in 19th century history as the site of
America’s largest silver mining strike - wealth that helped the nation overcome the Civil
War and become a world power. While silver and other minerals are still mined locally,
Virginia City now strikes gold with thousands of visitors annual, who enjoy strolling
its wooden side-walks, shopping for vintage and modern wares and whetting their
whistles at historic saloons.

Neighborhoods

North Valleys

Mountain vistas, affordable house and nearby jobs attract home buyers to the valleys
north of Reno. Once considered far from the city, today rural horse properties,
tract- home subdivision, duplexes, condos and manufactured housing provide an array
of lifestyle choices, with more and more services becoming available. New grocery
stores, bank branches, shops and medical offices now operate here and more are
coming.
Numerous national and international corporations have distribution facilities
and/or manufacturing plants that provide thousands of nearby industrial jobs.
Companies located here include Pet Smart, JC Penny, Kmart, Sherwin Williams and
Amazon.com distribution centers.
Neighborhoods Include: Cold Springs, Red Rock, Stead, Lemmon Valley, Golden Valley, Sun Valley

North Reno/Central

Downtown Reno is the cultural heart of Northern Nevada with festivals, parades,
and special events drawing thousands of locals and visitors to this lively area each
month. Even though casinos make up the downtown skyline, there are also museums,
office buildings, historic churches and parks, more people are choosing to live near

downtown in new and converted condos along the river.
There is a new ice skating rink, a half mile long whitewater park, a theater complex
and outdoor stage in Wingfield Park. Washoe County Fair Grounds is in the North Reno
area. Rancho San Rafael hosts one of the country’s most spectacular events, The Great

Reno Balloon Races.
Home prices vary considerably by street, with reasonably priced condos and

bungalows in some areas and high priced historic homes in others.
Neighborhoods Include: Raleigh Heights, Downtown Core

Northwest Reno/Verdi

Northwest Reno is perhaps the most heavily suburban and diverse areas of town. It is
popular with families and for new residents moving to the area. Easy access to Major
roadways, businesses and attractions make it a suitable place to live. This largely
residential area extends from UNR west to the CA state line and mostly north of I80.
The selections of houses range from small apartments to exclusive custom homes.
Today the largest building project is Somerset, an upscale master-planned community
situated in the hills between Reno and Mogul. Neighborhood parks, sport complexes,
and one public and two private golf courses offer residents many recreation
opportunities, as well as the Truckee River, bordering to the south.
Neighborhoods Include: Verdi, Sommerset, Mogul

Neighborhoods

South West Reno

This area includes some of the region’s most prominent, established neighborhoods,
top schools and popular parks. This area has grown with the city for more than 100
years, with historic homes near downtown and newer homes further south and west.
The change in architecture can be seen from street to street.
The area is bounded from California Ave. South to Zolezzi Lane and from Virginia Street
west. Different neighborhoods include million dollar homes, upscale subdivisions,
master planned communities and two golf courses. There are also areas of apartments
and modestly priced condos. This area is close to everything: airport, I80, US 395
Neighborhoods Include: Caughlin Ranch, Lakeridge, Arrowcreek, Montreux, Galena

South East Reno

Southeast Reno has many established neighborhoods with tree lined streets and
longtime businesses. This is one of the fastest growing business and residential areas in
Northern Nevada. Many of Reno’s major industrial companies operate here. There are

beautiful vies to the west and easy access to major transportation routes.
The South Meadows area is the hot spot for both residential and commercial growth.

The Double Diamond and Damonte Ranch projects converting thousands of acres of
former ranch land into about 10,000 new homes, many acres of offices, business parks,

retail plaza and industrial centers.
Neighborhoods Include: Hidden Valley, Donner Springs, Damonte Ranch, South

Meadows, Virginia Foothills

South Washoe County

Wide, extensive views of both the mountains and the valleys attract people who love
the outdoors to live in South Washoe County. Whether you like hiking, skiing or golfing,
they have it all, plus upscale homes and easy access to freeways and the airport. The
area is a mix of country horse properties, subdivision and newer, large scale custom
and semi- custom planned communities.
People want to live here and builders are filling demand for new upscale homes. Prices
for homes are high, ranging from $700k in some developments to over $1 million in
others. The areas first condo project will have the prices starting at about $300k.
Neighborhoods Include: Washoe Valley, Pleasant Valley

Reginal Airports

Reno Tahoe Interna�onal Airport*
RenoAirport.com
775.328.6400

Runway Lengths: 6000’, 9000’, 11,000’
Airlines: Allegiant, American, Delta, Jet Blue, Southwest, United, US Airways, Volaris

Car Rental: Hertz, Avis, Payless, Alamo, Na�onal, Enterprise, Dollar, Thri�y

Fixed Based Opera�ons (FBO):
-Atlan�c Avia�on 775.858.7300

Carson City Airport - FBO AREA HELICOPTER SERVICES
FlyCarsonCity.com
775.841.2255 Skydance Helicopters
Runway Length: 6100’ SkydanceHelicopters.com
Car Rentals: Avis, Enterprise, Hertz 775.782.4040
Manager: Tim Rowe
High Sierra Helicopters
Lake Tahoe Airport - FBO HighSierraHelicopters.com
LakeTahoeAirport.com 530,544.2211
530.542.6182
Runway Length: 8544’ Reno-Tahoe Helicopters
Car Rentals: Avis, Enterprise, Hertz SierraNevadaHelicopters.com
Manager: Sherry Miller 539.544.2211

Minden-Tahoe Airport - FBO Sierra Nevada Helicopters
MindenTahoeAir.com SierraNevadaHelicopters.com
775.782.9871 775.825.1100
Runway Length: 7400’
Car Rentals: None, Shu�le Service
Available
Manager: Bobbi Thompson

Truckee Tahoe Airport - FBO
TruckeeTahoeAirport.com
530.587.4119
Runway Length: 7000’
Car Rentals: Enterprise, Hertz
Manager: Kevin Smith

*Commercial Airport

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Reno -Tahoe Hospitals

Important Heal Care Phone Numbers

American Red Cross 775.856.1000
Crisis Call Center 775.784.8090
Family Counseling Services 775.329.0623
Nevada State Health Division 775.684.4200
Planned Parenthood 775.688.5555
Washoe County Health Dept. 775.328.2400

Barton Memorial Hospital Renown South Meadows Medical
BartonHealth.com Center
530.541.3420 Renown.org
South Lake Tahoe, CA 775.982.7000
Reno, NV
Incline Village Community Hospital
TFHD.com Bristlecone Family Resources*
775.833.4100 BristleConeReno.com
Incline Village, NV 775.333.7877
Reno, NV
Saint Mary’s Region Medical Center
SaintMarysReno.com Tahoe Pacific Hospitals
775.770.3000 LifeCare-Hospitals.com
Reno, NV 775.331.1044
Reno, NV
UNR School of Medicine
775.784.6001 Washoe Medical Center Rehabilita�on
Reno, NV WashoeHealth.com
775.982.3500
VA Sierra Nevada Reno, NV
Health Care System
775.786.7200 West Hills Hospital*
Reno, NV 800.242.0478
Reno, NV
Renown Regional Medical Center
Renown.org Willow Springs Hospital*
775.982.4100 775.858.3303
Reno, NV Reno, NV

*Psychiatric

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Reno-Tahoe Ski Resorts

Alpine Meadows Sierra At Tahoe
SkiAlpine.com SierraTahoe.com
530.583.4232 530.659.7453
Tahoe City, CA Twin Bridges, CA
Soda Springs
Boreal SkiSodaSprings.com
BorealSki.com 530.426.3901
530.426.3666 Soda Springs, CA
Truckee, CA Squaw Valley
Squaw.com
Diamond Peak 530.583.4232
DiamondPeak.com Truckee,CA
775.832.1177 Sugar Bowl
Incline Village, NV SugarBowl.com
530.426.9000
Heavenly (CA & NV) Truckee, CA
SkiHeavenly.com Tahoe Cross Coutnry*
775.586.7000 SkiTahoeDonner.com
South Lake Tahoe, CA 530.587.9444
Tahoe City, CA
Homewood Tahoe Donner*
SkiHomewood.com TahoeDonner.com
800.525.2992 530.587.9444
Homewood, CA Truckee, CA

Kirkwood* L. Lance Gilman Real Estate
Kirkwood.com
209.258.6000
Kirkwood, CA

Mt. Rose Ski Tahoe
SkiRose.com
800.753.7673
Reno, NV

Northstar*
SkiNorthstar.com
800.466.6784
Truckee, CA

Royal Gorge*
RoyalGorge.com
800.500.3871
Soda Springs, CA
*cross country skiing available

Reno-Tahoe Golf Courses

TRUCKEE RENO-SPARKS CARSON AREA

Coyote Moon Brookside Carson Valley
18 Holes/Par 72 9 Holes/Par 35 18 Holes/Par 71
530.587.0886 775.856.6009 775.265.3181

Northstar at Tahoe D’Andrea Eagle Valley
18 Holes/Par 72 18 Holes/Par 71 36 Holes/Par 72
530.562.2490 866.465.3771 775.887.2380

Old Greenwood Lakeridge Empire Ranch
18 Holes/ Par 72 18 Holes/Par 71 27 Holes/Par 72
530.550.7010 800.815.6966 775.725.2100

Ponderosa Northgate Genoa Lakes-
18 Holes/Par 72 18 Holes/Par 72 The Lakes Course
530.587.3501 775.747.7577 18 Holes/Par 72
775.782.4653
LAKE TAHOE Red Hawk
18 Holes/Par 72 Genoa Lakes-
Edgewood Tahoe 775.626.6000 The Ranch Course
18 Holes/Par 72 18 Holes/Par 72
775.588.3566 Rosewood Lakes 775.782.7700
18 Holes/Par 72
Incline Village 775.857.2892 Silver Oak
Championship 18 Holes/Par 72
18 Holes/Par 72 Sierra Sage 775.841.7000
775.832.1146 18 Holes/Par 72
775.972.1564 Sunridge
Incline Village Mountain 18 Holes/Par 72
18 Holes/Par 78 Tahoe City 775.267.4448
775.832.1150 9 Holes/Par 33
530.583.1516
Lake Tahoe
18 Holes/Par 71 SIERRA VALLEY
530.577.0788
Whitehawk Ranch
Old Brockway 18 Holes/Par 71
9 Holes/Par 35 800.332.4295
530.546.9909
Graegle Meadows
Tahoe City 18 Holes/Par 72
18 Holes/Par 72 530.836.2323
775.530.1516

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Attractions

A year-round playground, Reno-Tahoe serves up fun and excitement 24/7. Take a lake cruise of a gondola up in the
mountain peaks, play a round of golf, visit a museum, catch a show or enjoy some spirited gambling. It’s all here for you
to enjoy!

Basecamp Bouldering/Climbing Venue
Home to the world’s tallest climbing wall (coming in at an eye-popping 164 feet!), Basecamp is a world-class bouldering
and climbing venue that has everything to accommodate the beginner to the most experienced climber. It features a
7,000-sq. ft. indoor bouldering park complete with a separate fun and safe kid’s area.
255 N. Virginia St., Whitney Peak Hotel, Reno
775.398.5400 WhitneyPeakHotel.com

Jacobs Family Berry Farm
Located on the 1870s Lampe home-stead, the farm produces 16 varieties of raspberries and blackberries for sale on
site July-September. On five acres, the farm provides a charming site for garden and barn weddings, private events and
corporate functions. Quail Cottage Antiques, located in downtown Gardnerville, offers tasteful antiques and home decor
in a quaint 1890’s house. With a little bit of everything beautifully displayed, you’ll find inspiration for your unique style.
Farm - 1335 Centerville Lane, Gardnerville
775.783.4868 JacobsBerries.com
Shop - 1459 Hwy. 395 North, Gardnerville
775.392.3033

Lake Tahoe Cruises
Explore Lake Tahoe absurd the MS Dixie II or the Tahoe Queen authentic sternwheelers. Daytime cruises include
professional narration of the historical, cultural and scientific characteristics of Lake Tahoe along with entertaining stories
with local flavor. Food and drink are available for purchase aboard either vessel on the day cruises. The all-inclusive
Champagne Dinner & Dance Cruise is a must for couples, families and friends. After an amazing dinner carefully prepared
by executive chef Jeremy “Boomer” Acuna, enjoy dancing to the music of the The Steve Walker Band on the Tahoe
Queen and Safari on the MS Dixie II. Board the MS Dixie II on Wednesday nights for Pints & Paddles with Ike & Martin.
760 Hwy. 50, Zephyr Cove
800.23.TAHOE LakeTahoeCruises.com

Raymond I. Smith Truckee River Walk
This two-block-long walkway boasts sculptures and waterfalls gracing the banks of the Truckee River, which flows through
downtown Reno. It was dedicated to Nevada gaming pioneer Raymond I. “Pappy” Smith. In the Riverwalk District, find
shopping, restaurants, bars and taverns, entertainment, lodging and even a whitewater park.
Downtown Reno
775.334.2417 RenoRiver.org

Truckee River Whitewater Park at Wingfield
Opened in the fall of 2003 in downtown, the Truckee River Whitewater Park is the only whitewater park in the country
that offers a location in the heart of a downtown resort area. Offering a variety of Class 2 and Class 3 rapids, the park
features 11 drop pools, a competitive slalom course and 2,600 feet in length.
Arlington Ave. & 1st St., Reno
CityOfReno.com

Attractions

Events

February

Eagles & Agriculture
This is a once-a-year chance to observe the raptors that visit Carson Valley during the calving season each winter, includ-
ing Bald Eagles! Get exclusive access to ranches for viewing, hear directly from the ranchers and share experiences with
other birders and wildlife lovers. The event features the Ranch & Eagle Tour, the Owl Prowl, a welcome dinner, smaller
tours for birders, a photography work shop with field exercise and even a rafting tour down the Caron River
Carson Valley
775.782.8144 CarsonValleyNV.org

Rahlves Banzai Tour - Wall Banzai
The Rahlves’ Banzai Tour is the world’s premier big mountain free ski meets ski/boarder-cross event on the planet! Takin
place at four Lake Tahoe, CA resorts it’s head to head action four at a time, top to bottom, down a wide-open course over
natural terrain and snow conditions. This the ultimate test of ski and riding skills.

March

Snowfest
North Lake Tahoe comes alive with 10 fun-filled days and nights jam-packed with events and activities for all ages. This
annual winter celebration includes fireworks, a polar bear swim, concerts, ski races, a snow sculpture contest and much
more. See website for specific dates and times.
North Lake Tahoe
530.583.7167 TahoeSnowFestival.com

The Great Ski Race
The largest Nordic ski race west of the Mississippi, the 18.43-mile course begins at Lake Tahoe, climbs out of the Tahoe
Basin over Starratt Pass and heads to historic Truckee on a long downhill run along Sawtooth Ridge. The race course cov-
ers
magnificent terrain and offers spectacular views.
Tahoe City
TheGreatSkiRace.com

Rocky Mountain Oyster Festival and St. Patrick Day Parade
In March, the Rocky Mountain Oyster Fry & St. Patrick’s Day Parade features marching leprechauns, green attractions,
and a Rock Mountain Oyster Fry (yep- they are either beef or sheep testicles, or some of both). This is a fun filled day of
unique eating as professional and amateur cooks compete for the most creative and unique dishes utilizing these unique
delicacies.

April

Virginia City Grand Prix
This world famous outlaw motorcycle race starts in the historic mining town of Virginia City, then winds its way through
the surrounding rocky hills in 4.5 hours of rugged racing with speeds of up to 90 mph.
Virginia City
775.527.1034 VCGP.com

Reno Jazz Festival
The Reno Jazz Festival is sponsored by the University of Nevada, Reno. This event has grown into one of the biggest and
best jazz festivals in the country

Events

May

Genoa Cowboy Festival
Enjoy Country western concerts, workshops, food, art and the Native American cultural center. Located in the historic
town of Genoa, this even draws about 5,000 people.
Genoa
775.782.8696 CowboyPoetryGenoa.com

Reno River Festival
Join the festivities, including pro and amateur freestyle and slalom whitewater competitions, live music and
entertainment, free instructional clinics, a food and beer garden, and industry expo featuring the hottest outdoor
products on the market and more.
Truckee River Whitewater Park
RenoRiverFestival.com

June

Carson City Ghost Walk (Through September)
Hear the legends of Carson City’s diverse past on the 90 minute guided tour. The tour takes visitors through downtown to
hear stories about lingering spirits of the past as well as haunted and paranormal places along the route.
Carson City
775.348.6279 CarsonCityGhostWalk.com

Reno Aces Triple A Baseball Games (Through September)
Looking for summer fun? The Reno Aces, top minor league affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks, bring big-time baseball
to the heart of downtown Reno.
Check the website for the season schedule.
Downtown Reno
775.334.7000 RenoAces.com

Riverwalk District Wine Walk (Through May)
Join every third Saturday of the month when the Riverwalk Merchants Association hosts the popular Wine Walk along
the Truckee River and neighboring streets in downtown Reno from 2-5 pm. Must be 21 or older.
Downtown Reno, along the Truckee River
775.825.9255 RenoRiver.org

Valhalla Art, Music & Theatre Festival (Through August)
This festival features the best in visual art exhibitions, concerts in a variety of musical styles, quality theatrical
productions and cultural events with reasonable admission rates. The events are located on the Valhalla Estate, a part of
the Tallac Historic Site, located on the magnificent South Shore of Lake Tahoe.
Valhalla Estate
530.541.4975 ValhallaTahoe.com

Events

June

Street Vibrations Spring Rally
A three day motorcycle event for the motorcycle enthusiasts with custom bike tours, bike games, poker walks and nightly
entertainment.
Reno
775.329.7469 RoadShowsReno.com

Reno Rodeo
This 10 day event known as the “Wildest, Richest Rodeo in the West” attracts more than 140,000 fans annually. There’s
also a parade, carnival and crafts.
Reno Livestock Events Center, Reno
775.329.3877 RenoRodeo.com

Great Eldorado BBQ, Brews & Blues Festival
Kick off summer in downtown Reno by sampling some of the best food and drink in the city. Food booths line Virginia
Street and serve up savory dishes including American favorites hot off the grill
Eldorado Hotel Casino, Reno
800.879.8879 EldoradoReno.com

July

Artown
Consisting of more than 400 events through the entire month of July, Artown brings to life theater, dance, film and
history and hosts multi-cultural, musical, visual and performing arts activities and events at venues citywide. Call for a
complete list of activities and venues.
Reno
775.322.1538 RenosArtown.com

Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival (Through August)
Encircled by the immense beauty of Lake Tahoe’s deep blue waters and nestled in a white sand amphitheater, the Lake
Tahoe Shakespeare Festival presents Shakespeare under the stars, capturing the true spirit of summer at the lake. The
anniversary season commences with an exhilarating production of Shakespeare’s romantic comedy “As You Like It”
directed by Andrew Morgan.
Sand Harbor, Incline Village
775.832.1616 LakeTahoeShakespeare.com

American Century Championship Tournament Week
Watch celebrities tee off to compete for the American Century Championship Cup. Notable celebrities have included NBA
legend Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley, Tony Romo and many more
Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course, South Lake Tahoe
TahoeCelebrityGof.com

Wanderlust Festival
A free spirited festival, Wanderlust in North Lake Tahoe presents a variety of top music performers, yoga and meditation
sessions, talks, art, outdoor expeditions and more. From early morning hikes to farm fresh local cuisine to late night DJ
dance parties, Wanderlust has it all
Squaw Valley
Wanderlust.com

Events

August

Annual Hot August Nights
Celebrate sizzling summer nights and cars in South Lake Tahoe, Reno and Sparks at Host August nights. The event will
include a lineup of star-studded headliners, daily show-n-shines, poker walks, the Cool Car Showroom, a classic car
auction and more non-stop automobile entertainment.
775.356.1956 HotAugustNights.net

Lake Tahoe Summerfest
Artistic director and principal conductor maestro Joel Revzen and concert master Laura Hamilton present a variety of
classical music concerts performed at the very highest level with instrumentalists from the New York Metropolitan Opera
Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Seattle Symphony and other exceptional orchestras
throughout the nation. VIP season passes and tickets are available for purchase on-line. For more information, call the
box office.
Lake Tahoe
775.298.0245 TahoeSummerfest.org

The Barracuda Championship
Only 47 cities host the PGA Tour, and Reno is one of them. Enjoy professional golf played in the unique Modified
Stableford format, captivating military displays, entertaining children’s activities, the fabulous Women’s Day and more.
Montreux Golf & Country Club, Reno
775.322.3900 BarracudaChampionship.com

Annual Lake Tahoe Concours d’Elegance
Spend the day strolling the docks for a close up view of upwards of 100 classic wooden boats-lakers and launches,
runabouts, gentleman’s racers and more, all fine tuned and polished for judging at the Tahoe Yacht Club Foundation’s
annual Concours d’Elegance.
Homewood, Lake Tahoe
775.851.4444

Burning Man
Once a year, tens of thousands of participants gather in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert to create Black Rock City, dedicated
to community, art, self-expression and self-reliance. They depart one week later, have left no trace. Burning Man is also
an ever-expanding year-round culture and one of the most famous arts events in the world.
Black Rock Desert, 120 miles north of Reno
415.TO.FLAME BurningMan.org

Events

September

Annual Best in the West Nugget Rib Cook-Off
Rib masters from around the country compete, and you’ll find plenty of finger-licking samples for sale, along with nightly
concerts, arts and crafts.
Victorian Square, Sparks
800.648.1177 NuggetRibCookOff.com

Annual International Camel & Ostrich Races
A tradition for the last 54 years, these camel races began as a tall tale and are still living up to the legend today. A short
trip from Reno, head to Virginia City to cheer on these extraordinary animals as they race in the desert. This event will
also feature delicious food and family friendly activities.
Virginia City
775.847.7500 VisitVirginiacityNV.com

Annual Lake Tahoe Autumn Food & Wine Festival
The Northstar California Resort hosts the premier food and wine event in the Sierra. Enjoy two full days of cooking
seminars and demonstrations, culinary competitions, wine tastings, a gourmet marketplace vendor fair and more.
Northstar California Resort, Truckee
GoTahoeNorth.com

The Great Reno Balloon Race
The nation’s top balloonists vie for cash and prizes, all starting with the spectacular dawn patrol. Festivities also include a
host of foods, crafts, art and souvenirs.
Rancho San Rafael Park, Reno
775.826.1181 RenoBalloon.com

Reno Air Races
Spectacular air show performers grace the skies of Reno for five days of action packed racing with six classes of aircraft.
Each race is filled with excitement at every turn, as legendary champions make triumphant returns and up-an-coming
pilots vie to challenge the ruling competitors.
Reno/Stead Airport, Stead
775.972.6663 AirRace.org

Street Vibrations Fall Rally
A four day event for motorcycle enthusiasts. Features custom bike tours, bike games, poker walks nightly entertainment.
Reno
775.329.7469 RoadShowsReno.com

Annual Genoa Candy Dance
There are more than 300 craft and food vendors at this two day event, culminating with a dance and dinner in Genoa
Town Park that brings crowds to Nevada’s oldest permanent settlement. A real treat for you and old alike.
Genoa
775.782.8696 GenoaNevada.org

Events

October

Donner Party Hike
Interpretive hikes showcase the spectacular beauty of Donner Summit while participants learn about emigrant history
and the building of the Transcontinental Railroad. Includes a walk through snow sheds and high Sierra lakes.
Truckee
775.746.4138 DonnerPartyHike.com

Eldorado Great Italian Festival
This festival transforms downtown Reno into Little Italy for one weekend each year. Enjoy fresh Italian food, a spaghetti
eating contest, an Italian farmers market, a grape stomp, live entertainment and more.
Eldorado Hotel Casino, Reno
800.879.8879 EldoradoReno.com

Fall Fish Fest
The popular festival highlights one of the most spectacular events at Lake Tahoe: The annual spawning of the kokanee
salmon. The festival takes place at the Forest Service Visitor Center at Taylor Creek, 3 miles north of South Lake Tahoe on
Highway 89. Admission is free.
Taylor Creek, South Lake Tahoe
530.543.2674

Zombie Crawl
Who hasn’t wanted to take part in an actual zombie hoard? Near the end of October in downtown Reno, you will find
thousands of zombies combing the streets, not only in search of drinks and a good time, but also helping to support
local charity and businesses. For only $5, attendees purchase a commemorative cup and map and are treated to drink
specials, waived cover fees, contests and more at downtown taverns. Before the crawl, people of all ages also participate
in a massive “Thriller” dance.
Downtown Reno
775.342.9565 CrawlReno.com

Nevada Day Parade
Celebrating its anniversary, this parade in Carson City honors the birthday of Nevada with a host of floats, marching
bands and a variety of entertainment. Each year the parade kicks off with a hot air balloon launch that’s followed by a fly
over of military craft from the Fallon Naval Station and the Nevada Air Guard.
Carson Street, Carson City
NevadaDay.com

Events

November

The Polar Express
During the holiday season, characters, entertainment and Santa bring the story to life. Take home a souvenir silver sleigh
bell to remember the journey. The one hour long rides are fun for the whole family.
877.724.5007 VTrailway.com

December

Christmas on the Comstock
Step back and celebrate Christmas as they did in the 19th century. Historic Virginia City hosts its annual Christmas on
the Comstock, offering a Victorian style holiday celebration. There are festivities for all ages including boutique holiday
shopping, specials, a holiday parade and more.
Virginia City
775.847.7500 VisitVirginiaCityNV.com

Reno Santa Pub Crawl
Join this charitable weekend of fun that raises money for local schools. Thousands of Santa’s descend upon downtown
Reno to enjoy good spirits and yule-tide cheer. There’s even a pre-crawl the night before and day of Santa Skiing at Mt.
Rose.
Reno
RenoSantaCrawl.com

Street Vibrations Fall Rally
A four day event for motorcycle enthusiasts. Features custom bike tours, bike games, poker walks nightly entertainment.
Reno
775.329.7469 RoadShowsReno.com

Annual Genoa Candy Dance
There are more than 300 craft and food vendors at this two day event, culminating with a dance and dinner in Genoa
Town Park that brings crowds to Nevada’s oldest permanent settlement. A real treat for you and old alike.
Genoa
775.782.8696 GenoaNevada.org



Family Fun

Animal Park
This 38-acre wildlife sanctuary is home to animals like cheetahs, tigers, black bears and wolves. Ask about special events
such as Wolf Howl Night, Cheetah Challenge Adventure, Ark After Dark and more for unique experience.
Reno
775.970.3111 AnimalArk.org

Grand Sierra Resort Casino
Make a day of family fun at Grand Sierra Resort, home to a 50 lane bowling center and Fun Quest - nearly an acre of
arcade games, laser tag and Battlefield Live. Grand Adventure Land features miniature golf, go-karts and the Ultimate
Rush. The Grand cinema has today’s movies at yesterday’s prices. If golf is your game, try the indoor simulated golf range
or Sierra Bay aqua driving range.
Reno
800.501.2651 GrandSierraResort.com

The Midway of Fun at Circus Circus
Enjoy free, world class circus performances daily as well as exciting carnival, redemption and arcade games at The
Midway of Fun at Circus Circus Hotel & Casino in Reno.
Reno
775.329.0711 CircusCircusReno.com

Reno Aces Ballpark
Home to the Reno Aces minor league team, Northern Nevada’s first Triple A baseball team. The ballpark features luxury
suites, restaurants, food, and a kids play area complete with a bouncy castle and jungle gym.
Reno
775.334.4700 MILB.com

Sierra Safari Zoo
Nevada’s largest zoo, Sierra Safari includes more than 200 animals of 40 different species, including antelope, alligator,
bison, sloth, camel, llama and lion. Sierra Safari is staffed with all volunteers, 50 to be exact, who take care of the animals
daily.
Reno
775.677.1104 SierraSafariZoo.org

Family Fun

Wild Island
Come to this family adventure water park with everything from a kiddie pool to twisting and daring slides, the lazy river
and a wave pool. Enjoy endless activities at the Coconut Bowl all year long like min golf, go-karts, laser mazes, an arcade
and bowling.
Sparks
775.359.2927 WildIsland.com

Nevada Museum of Art
Designed by architect Will Bruder, the Donald W. Reynolds Center for the Visual Arts became the new facility for the
Nevada Museum of Art in May 2003. Today the building is recognized as one of the most distinguished architectural
achievements in Nevada. The museum’s feature exhibitions showcase national and international artists while the
permanent collections of 20th and 21st century art are focused on land and environment.
Reno
775.829.3333 NevadaArt.org

Silver State National Peace Officers Museum
This museum in historic Virginia City is dedicated to sharing the stories of the men and women patrolling the streets
of America, responding to calls for help and holding the line on our safety. Located in the county courthouse 1876
jail, the museum boasts the Nevada Peace Officers Memorial Room, a children’s interactive room and an old-time law
enforcement themed photo studio.
Virginia City
775.847.7800 PeaceOfficersMuseum.org

Wilbur May Center
This museum is a year round destination for all ages. Its permanent collection features a dizzying array of rare and exotic
animals from around the world. Enjoy traveling exhibitions, art shows and more. When you visit, don’t miss the beautiful
botanical garden surrounding the museum.
Reno
775.785.5961 MayCenter.com

Nevada History

1200s - 1700s
(1200’s) Mojave Indians inhabited the land, planted crops along river banks
(1519) Area claimed by Spain
(1609) Town of Santa Fe established as Spanish-Indian trade center
(1776) Spanish missionaries arrived in southern Nevada

1800s
(1821) Mexico took control of the Nevada area
(1826) Peter Skene Ogden explored the Snake River; Jedidiah Smith led expedition to Muddy River
(1828) Ogden discovered Humboldt River
(1830) Santa Fe merchant, Antonio Armijo, led first pack train from Santa Fe to Los Angeles
(1833) Joseph Walker led expedition along Humboldt River
(1841) Earliest immigrants, the Bartleson-Bidwell party, passed through Nevada
(1842) Capt. John Fremont and party were first white men to view Lake Tahoe
(1843) Joseph Walker led first group of wagons across the Sierra
(1846) Donner party became trapped in the Sierras. 47 out of 87 perished.
(1848) The United States gained control of Nevada after the Mexican-American War ended
(1849) Over 60,000 settlers in covered wagons (49ers) passed through Nevada on their way west
(1851) Gold was discovered near Dalton
(1859) Silver discovery brought thousands into the state; Virginia City developed almost overnight
(1860) The Nevada Territory was created
(1863) Samuel Clemens moves to Virginia City to work on the Territorial Enterprise under the pseudonym Mark Twain
(1864) Nevada became 36th state
(1868) Lake’s Crossing is renamed Reno after Civil War General Jesse Lee Reno
(1869) Gambling was legalized; an earthquake shook Reno; transcontinental railroad crossed Nevada for the first time
(1870) US Mint established in Carson City; first train robbery in the Western US occurred
(1875) Virginia City was consumed by the great fire
(1885) The University of Nevada moves from Elko to Reno
(1888-90) Nearly 100 inches of snow fell in northern Nevada - the “White Winter”
(1894) The Great Meteor fell

Nevada History

1900s
(1903) Reno is incorporated as a city. A year later, Sparks is incorporated as a city.
(1910) Populists in the state legislature ban gambling. That same year, Jack Johnson fights Jim Jeffries in the “battle of the
century, in Reno before 22,000 fans-more than double the city’s population.
(1927) Nevada drops its residency requirements for divorce to three months. The three day waiting period in California
for a marriage license begins Reno’s marriage boom (some 18,000 couples to wed in the city in 1945 alone).
(1929) Thanks to the winner of a slogan contest, the Reno arch (installed in 1926) advertises Reno as the Biggest Little
City in the World.
(1931) Gambling is declared legal again by the Nevada Legislature to boost the local economy’s recovery during the Great
Depression. That same year, residency requirements for a legal divorce are dropped to six weeks, and the divorce rate
in Nevada increases 200 percent.
(1936) Harolds Club casino opens. During World War II, the phrase, Harolds Club or Bust is advertised internationally.
(1947) The Mapes Hotel/Casino opens as Nevada’s first casino resort.
(1950) Reno and Las Vegas account for almost 62 percent of the state’s population (jumping to 82 percent by 1970).
(1952) Reno’s weddings outnumber its divorces.
(1955) John Ascuaga opens the Nugget, Sparks’ first casino.
(1959) Reno Municipal Airport opens.
(1960) The Misfits, Arthur Miller’s first screenplay, is filmed in Reno.
(1965) The Reno-Sparks Convention Center opens (originally as the Centennial Coliseum).
(1967) The Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts opens (originally intended as the convention center).
(1968) Interstate 80 is constructed, employing Reno as the link between the eastern and western United States.
(1973) The Fleischmann Planetarium opens on the University of Nevada, Reno campus.
(1987) The new Reno arch is erected in Virginia Street (to replace the 1935 neon version). That same year, the Reno
Livestock events center opens as one the most modern and versatile event facilities in the western United States.
(1989) The National Automobile Museum opens with more than 200 cars on display.
(1991) The Raymond I. Smith Truckee River Walk opens, making the river a part of the local tourist experience.
(1995) Reno’s National Bowling Stadium-the Taj Mahal of the Ten Pins-opens. That same year, The Silver Legacy opens
boasting the tallest hotel tower in the state and changing Reno’s skyline forever.
(1996) Artown is born as a month long arts festival, bringing the city national recognition.
(2000) Hotel-casino revenues reach $200 billion in Washoe County. Also, Nevada starts the Millennium Scholarship
program.
(2004) Construction of the new Downtown Events Center. UNR Basketball makes it to the Sweet Sixteen.

Getting Around Reno-Tahoe

There are many ways to get around the Reno-Tahoe area:
by foot, bicycle, bus, historic trains, taxi cab, limo, or rental vehicles.

Job Market

Reno-Sparks Top Growing Occupations 2012-2022

Preferred Vendors

Building Inspection Permit Painters

Reno 775.334.2060 Vision Design Painting 775.342.7551

Sparks 775.353.2306 MP Garcia Painting 775.741.0050

Cleaning / Window Cleaning Service Hunter Painting 775.745.5442

EZ Window Cleaning 775.379.1397 Pest Inspection

Sweets Cleaning 775.448.6088 Progressive Pest Management 775.322.7378

Kennedys Care 775.722.7668 NASH Inspections 775.852.3444

The Kings Window Cleaning 775.742.9478 Radon Testing

Contractors TEK Inspections 775.746.4990

Trombley Construction 775.359.5400 Sierra Radon Services, LLC 775.853.1409

Pears Construction 775.786.2200 Roof Inspection

Electricians Capitol 775.882.4680

Buyten Electric 775.354.9310 Rod the Roofer Inc. 775.674.3735

T&T Electric 775.828.9339 East Fork Roofing 775.720.8221

Burnett Electric 775.857.5229 Affordable Roofing 775.333.1045

Environmental & Ecological Services Septic Inspection and Service

Environ. Testing & Consulting 775.847.7878 Bonanza 775.883.3411

Pezonella Associates 775.856.5566 Waters Vacuum Truck Service 775.825.1595

Handyman Staging & Designers

Reno Handymen 775.848.5046 Stage and Sell 775.722.4102

Sierra Valley Home Services 775.720.7556 Haley Designs, INC 775.746.2200

Top Notch Handyman 775.722.2526 KoVac Design 775.329.1779

JC Renovations 775.240.8012 Cheryl Chenault Interiors 775.746.0890

Hardwood Installers Stucco & Brick

Northern NV Hardwood 775.691.1292 Scarecrow 775.851.8001

Renew Bamboo 775.224.2702 Northern Nevada Lath & Plaster 775.787.2028

Mosaic Hardwood 775.813.4012 Stucco West 775.851.8068

Heating & Cooling Inspectors Surveying

Lincoln Heating & Air 775.359.1985 Meyer Surveying 775.786.1166

A1 Quality Care LLC 702.572.6558 CFA 775.856.1150

Allen Heating & Plumbing 775.972.1100 Sierra Surveying Inc. 775.829.5004

Home Inspection Well Inspection

Battle Born Inspections 775.830.1056 Bruce McKay Pump & Well 775.851.1600

Redmon Inspection Services 775.722.2133 Aqua Drilling & Pump 775.857.3337

TEK Inspections 775.746.4990 Domestic Pump and Supply 775.972.3270

Real Estate Information Wood Burning Devices

Washoe County Assessor 775.328.2233 Sweep Easy Chimney Sweep 775.355.7272

Property Taxes 775.328.2510 Comstock Chimney Services 775.883.6409

Landscape & Yard Morin Chiminey Sweep 775.825.4389

Kennedys Care 775.722.7668 Zoning Information

Reno-Tahoe Cleaning Service 775.232.1032 Reno 775.321.8309

Newmarker Lawn & Gardens 775.829.0302 Sparks 775.353.2338

Movers Washoe County 775.328.6100

All The Right Moves 775.331.2744 Assessments (parcel #, lot size) 775.328.2277

Loading Helpers 775.352.4141 Special Assessments 775.322.7788

Air Quality (wood stove and inserts) 775.784.7200

Important Numbers

Cable 888.438.2427
Charter Communications
Newspaper 775.788.6200
Reno Gazette Journal
Power 775.834.4444
NV Energy 877.860.6020
Southwest Gas
Sewer 775.334.2095
City of Reno 775.353.5555
City of Sparks
Trash 775.329.8822
Waste Management
Water 775.954.4601
Washoe Co. Dept. of Water Resources 775.834.8080
Truckee Meadows Water Authority
775.684.4368
Department of Motor Vehicles
DMV 775.348.0200
775.784.1110
Washoe County School District 775.673.7111
University of Nevada, Reno
Truckee Meadows Community College 775.334.2175
775.353.2231
Reno Police Department 775.688.2500
Sparks Police Department
Nevada Highway Patrol 775.334.2300
775.353.2255
Reno Fire Department
Sparks Fire Department 775.353.8900

Washoe County Animal Services 775.770.3000
775.982.5000
St. Mary’s Hospital 775.331.7000
Renown Medical Center 775.786.7200
Northern Nevada Medical Center 775.328.234
VA Hospital
Washoe County Health Department 800.222.1222
511
Washoe County Poison Center 911
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Community in South Reno.
In South Meadows alone, he closed deals with Lockheed, IGT, and some of the largest
residential home developers in the region, among many others. Lance closed deals for a
client purchasing massive ranch properties east of Reno, such as the Asamera Ranch and the
famous McCarran Ranch. This later was developed into the Tahoe-Reno Industrial
Center (TRIC), which is now the largest industrial park in the world generating business
relationships with over 150 of the largest corporations in the world.

TRI Center Employee Benefits

L. Lance Gilman Real Estate has established strategic relationships with companies within the real estate
industry, giving us the ability to extend all the participant benefits afforded to each consumer directly.
The highlight of the relationships are cash-back incentives credited at close of escrow equivalent to
approximately 1% of the transaction. No other Real Estate Program or Company has ever done anything
like this before.

Possible Savings!

Projected With Partner Savings Savings

Total Purchase Price $350,000 $350,000 -
5% Down Payment $17,500 $17,500 -
Owners Policy of Title Insurance $1,375 - $1,375
Lender’s Policy of Title Insurance $737 $553 $184
Escrow Fee $850 $318 $532
Additional Title & Escrow Fees $1000 $1000 -
Credit from LLGRE $0 $500 $500
Up to .5% Lender Credit $0 $1,750 $1,750

Total Cash Out of Pocket $21,462 $17,121 $4,341

Note: This amount does not include additional closing costs or charges associated with your financing. Please contact your lending
institution for any additional amounts due at closing. This is an estimate to possible savings and my vary. Above title and escrow costs are
examples. Please visit http://titlerates.doi.nv.gov/ for title insurance and escrow rate comparisons.
If your property is currently listed by another brokerage, please do not consider this a solicitation.

Our Partners

Mortgage Lending Companies Title and Escrow Companies

“Par Rates” are the starting point for most of your In some cases, special “Employer Plan Rates” have
loans. Points and fees are generally added to the been filed with the Department of Commerce,
Par Rate making what is referred to as APR. We State Of Nevada. The approval of this special rate
feel very comfortable the rates provided by our structure for both Title Insurance and Escrow Fees
select group of Lenders are the most competitive enables us to pass savings on to both the Selling

in Northern NV. We are also very happy to consumer and the Buying consumer.

announce each lender has a special cash-back for

lowering the interest rate or cash-credit to escrow Reliant Title - Lori Silva
which will make a very meaningful difference to 5485 Kietzke Lane

the cost of closing your next real property Reno, NV 89511
transaction.
775.440.6333

Axia Home Loans Western Title - Michele Davis
5390 Kietzke Lane
Kevin Anderson
6880 S. McCarran Blvd. Ste. 500 Reno, NV 89511

Reno, NV 89509 775.829.4964
775.560.5252

Loan Depot First Centennial Title - Kim Fulton
Don Spicer 1450 Ridgeview Drive Ste. 100
200 S. Virginia 8th Floor
Reno, NV 89519
Reno, NV 89501
775.689.8510
775.561.0254

Design Financial
Chandra Butcher
6119 Ridgeview Court Ste. 500
Reno, NV 89515

775.397.2438

Contact us today and see how
we can bring you home!

L. Lance Gilman Real Estate
515 Double Eagle Court Ste. 101

Reno, NV 89521
775.852.2305
[email protected]

If your home is currently listed or you are a buyer represented by another real estate agent, please disregard this offer. It is not our intent to solicit the offerings of
other real estate agents. You can choose any lender you wish to provide financing for your new home. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. An Equal
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