What Paperwork Do I Need to Sell a Home in Henderson? — Deidre Wilson, Las Vegas & Henderson, NV Realtor®

What paperwork do you need to sell a home in Henderson?
You’ll need your mortgage payoff, HOA documents, disclosures, and past utility or tax records. Escrow and title companies will also require identification and signed contracts. Deidre Wilson helps Henderson sellers gather the right paperwork early to avoid delays.

Key Documents You’ll Need

1. Mortgage Information

• Loan payoff statement from your lender.

• Second mortgage or HELOC payoff (if applicable).

2. HOA Documents (if applicable)

• Resale package (CC&Rs, bylaws, rules).

• Status of dues and any violations.

• Transfer fees paid by the seller.

3. Seller Disclosures

• Nevada requires sellers to disclose known issues.

• Includes property condition, repairs, and defects.

• Transparency builds buyer trust and reduces legal risk.

4. Utility and Tax Records

• Past utility bills help buyers estimate monthly costs.

• Property tax records confirm payments and amounts owed.

5. Identification and Signatures

• Government-issued ID for all sellers on title.

• Signatures required on listing agreement and purchase contract.

Optional but Helpful Documents

• Receipts for recent repairs or upgrades.

• Warranties for appliances, HVAC, or roofing.

• Appraisals or surveys for unique properties.

Henderson Market Insight

Homes in Henderson neighborhoods like Anthem, Green Valley Ranch, and Inspirada often have HOA requirements. Ordering resale packages early avoids the #1 cause of closing delays in HOA-governed communities.

Deidre Wilson’s Advice

“Paperwork can feel overwhelming, but most of it is standard. I walk my clients through what’s needed step by step so nothing gets missed.” — Deidre Wilson

Your Next Step

Ready to sell your Henderson home? Deidre Wilson & Associates will help you gather all required documents and handle the details for a smooth sale.

📞 Call or text: 312-576-5448
📧 Email: sold@deidrewilson.com
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only. Always consult licensed professionals for legal, tax, or financial advice.