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Nevada

June 11, 2009

Last Revised:  May 23, 2012 4:50 PM

This Company Policy covers the subject of moving all or part of the Vibrant Life activities to a different location. More specifically this Policy covers the potential of a move to the State of Nevada. Other Company Policies may well cover different areas.

The quick comment about Nevada:

• It is close to the present California location
• Nevada has no State Income or Sales Tax
• Karl Loren LLC is already registered to do business in Nevada and has established banking relations there
• Las Vegas is a Nevada city within reasonable driving or flying time from Los Angeles. Las Vegas is also the home of a large, well-established Church of Scientology Model Org. Other parts of Nevada would differ as to ease of transportation and communication with major communications centers in the US
• While Nevada is considered mostly a desert area, and is, there are many rivers, lakes and dams in Nevada that create "waterfront" real estate.
  • Annual Rainfall in Nevada is HERE on a climate map for Nevada.

Here is the entire State, showing major roads and cities:

Here is the map showing rivers, lakes and water in Nevada:

Within Nevada there are three city-areas that illustrate the State as far as a prospective place to locate a residence and business:

• Las Vegas
• Reno/Carson City/Lake Tahoe
• Laughlin

 The total distance from Las Vegas, NV to Reno, NV is 345 miles.

Las Vegas

Map/Directions To Las Vegas

Suggested routes

14542 Edgeview Pl Canyon Country, CA 91387

1.	Head southeast on Edgeview Pl toward Begonias Ln		118 ft
2.	Turn right at Begonias Ln		0.4 mi
3.	Turn left at Shadow Pines Blvd		0.2 mi
4.	Turn left at Soledad Canyon Rd		0.5 mi
5.	Turn left to merge onto CA-14 N		18.4 mi
6.	Take exit 30 for Pearblossom Hwy		0.7 mi
7.	Merge onto Sierra Hwy		0.8 mi
8.	Continue on Pearblossom Hwy		4.5 mi
9.	Slight right at CA-138/Pearblossom Hwy		18.0 mi
10.	Turn left at Avenue W/CA-18 Continue to follow CA-18		23.8 mi
11.	Take the I-15/CA-18 ramp		0.2 mi
12.	Merge onto I-15 N Entering Nevada		184 mi
13.	Take exit 39 for Spring Mtn Rd		0.6 mi
14.	Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Highland Dr		0.4 mi
15.	Continue toward W Desert Inn Rd and merge onto W Desert Inn Rd		1.7 mi
16.	Turn left at Paradise Rd		0.1 mi

Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority 3150 Paradise Road Las Vegas, NV 89101 (702) 892-0711

Las Vegas Weather

Average Temperature by Month (ºF)
Jan.	Feb.	Mar.	Apr.	May.	Jun.	Jul.	Aug.	Sep.	Oct.	Nov.	Dec.
45.5	51.1	56.3	64.1	74.0	84.9	91.1	88.7	80.5	68.3	55.0	45.7

The best time to visit Las Vegas is in the spring or fall, when temperatures are surprisingly mild. The desert climate insures a minimum of rainfall, and daytime temperatures are predictably pleasant, often in the high 60s and low 70s (Fahrenheit). Visitors during the winter months should be advised that evening temperatures can often drop into the 30s, with daytime highs often in the low 50s. From mid-May through September the heat is stifling, with daytime temperatures often topping the 100-degree mark.

For those traveling on a shoestring budget, room rates are often ridiculously inexpensive during the weekdays, as well as during the off-season (May through October and December through January). However, room rates can often change dramatically from week to week, particularly if the city is hosting a major convention.

Reno

Reno/Lake Tahoe Weather

Reno, NV climate is warm during summer when temperatures tend to be in the 70's and very cold during winter when temperatures tend to be in the 30's.

The warmest month of the year is July with an average maximum temperature of 91.20 degrees Fahrenheit, while the coldest month of the year is December with an average minimum temperature of 20.70 degrees Fahrenheit.

Temperature variations between night and day tend to be big during summer with a difference that can reach 40 degrees Fahrenheit, and moderate during winter with an average difference of 25 degrees Fahrenheit.

The annual average precipitation at Reno is 7.48 Inches. Rainfall in is fairly evenly distributed throughout the year. The wettest month of the year is January with an average rainfall of 1.06 Inches.

Map/Driving To Reno

Suggested routes

14542 Edgeview Pl Canyon Country, CA 91387

1.	Head southeast on Edgeview Pl toward Begonias Ln		118 ft
2.	Turn right at Begonias Ln		0.4 mi
3.	Turn left at Shadow Pines Blvd		0.2 mi
4.	Turn left at Soledad Canyon Rd		0.3 mi
5.	Turn right to merge onto CA-14 S		10.5 mi
6.	Take the exit onto I-5 N toward Sacramento		284 mi
7.	Take the exit onto I-5 N toward Stockton/Sacramento		75.9 mi
8.	Take exit 522 to merge onto I-80 E toward Reno Entering Nevada		131 mi
9.	Take exit 13 toward Virginia St		0.2 mi
10.	Merge onto Maple St		387 ft
11.	Turn right at US-395/N Virginia St		0.3 mi

Reno, NV

Laughlin

Laughlin, NV Weather

Source: Laughlin, Nevada usually has over 300 days of sunshine each year. An average annual rainfall of 1.78 inches makes this region an arid climate. We like to call it a "dry" heat. The average high temperature is 90 degrees and the average low temp is 64. These yearly averages actually mean nothing because during a Laughlin, NV summer it is plain hot, night and day. There is no cold tap water in my pipes during the summer months.

I've experienced morning lows of 102 degrees during the summer. Many nights remain over 100 degrees until 1AM. During the winter, spring and fall it is very nice, often windy, but those are the Laughlin, Nevada days we love.

Laughlin Map/Directions

Driving directions from Canyon Country to Laughlin, NV

277 mi – about 4 hours 39 mins

Suggested routes

14542 Edgeview Pl Canyon Country, CA 91387

1.	Head southeast on Edgeview Pl toward Begonias Ln		118 ft
2.	Turn right at Begonias Ln		0.4 mi
3.	Turn left at Shadow Pines Blvd		0.2 mi
4.	Turn left at Soledad Canyon Rd		0.5 mi
5.	Turn left to merge onto CA-14 N		18.4 mi
6.	Take exit 30 for Pearblossom Hwy		0.7 mi
7.	Merge onto Sierra Hwy		0.8 mi
8.	Continue on Pearblossom Hwy		4.5 mi
9.	Slight right at CA-138/Pearblossom Hwy		18.0 mi
10.	Turn left at Avenue W/CA-18 Continue to follow CA-18		23.8 mi
11.	Take the I-15/CA-18 ramp		0.2 mi
12.	Merge onto I-15 N		33.6 mi
13.	Slight right at I-40 E (signs for Needles/I-40)		132 mi
14.	Take exit 133 for US-95 toward Searchlight/Las Vegas		0.3 mi
15.	Turn left at US-95 (signs for Searchlight/Las Vegas) Entering Nevada		24.2 mi
16.	Slight right toward NV-163		0.1 mi
17.	Slight right at NV-163		15.5 mi
18.	Slight right toward Needles Hwy		0.1 mi
19.	Slight right at Needles Hwy		3.2 mi

Laughlin, NV

 

Randomly Selected MLS Realtor, Reno, NV area: http://www.servingrenoandsparks.com/registration/

With Karl Loren, etc, registered and userID: kloren, PW raufman

Here is example

Listing Information:

Houses and condos: 12,276
Renter-occupied apartments: 2,856

% of renters here:	25%
State:	39%

2008 cost of living index in zip code 89511: 99.4 (near average, U.S. average is 100)

Land area: 260.5 sq. mi.
Water area: 0.4 sq. mi.

Population density: 129 people per square mile

(very low).

Estimate of real estate property taxes paid for housing units in 2007:

This zip code:	1.1% ($1,918)
Nevada:	1.2% ($1,187)

Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2007 in Reno: $1,805 (0.5%)
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with no mortgage in 2007 in Reno: $1,345 (0.5%)

Distinctive, one of a kind gem in a quiet setting with panoramic views. 2 large master bedrooms, one on the main level. A 1000 sq ft finished basement plus 600 sq ft of additional storage. Travertine flooring, Brazilian cherry hardwood, and Berber carpeting. Stunning gourmet kitchen w/Thermador appliances, 2 sinks, 2 dishwashers, 2 refrigerators, wine refrigerator, warming drawer, butlers pantry & professional 6 burner range. Pella Low E windows, custom fireplace, central vac, and security system.

Weather:

Temperature (degrees F)

Average Yearly Rainfall: 14.29’
National Average: 38.64’

I sent the following message to the listing broker:

Dear Terrie,

I'm looking for an unusual situation. Basically I'm looking for something for my Company, Staff and myself. I will want a retirement home, large, and would like space for my internet marketing company, no customers ever visit me, warehouse is elsewhere, including housing room for my Executive Director and about 4 staff in semi-dormitory or modest apartment style.
Must have secure internet connection, possibility of T1 Line
Semi-Luxury for me and modest for company and staff

Fixer up is of interest with contracted amount and type of lease-hold improvements
Lease Option is of interest
I am currently paying $4000 per month in California and want to move out of Cal.
I write a newsletter on the economy, housing, and believe there will be a drastic continuing fall in home prices, lease/rental rates, so want to wait for that to happen -- about one year from now.

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