Nevada Mortgage Calculator

Calculate your Nevada mortgage payment with PMI, property tax, and closing costs.
Useful for home buyers in Las Vegas, Reno, Henderson, Carson City, Sparks, and all of Nevada.
Why use a Nevada Mortgage Calculator?
Nevada has lower property taxes compared to the national average but unique considerations like transfer taxes in certain counties. This calculator estimates your payment, PMI, property tax, and closing costs.
Nevada Property Tax: The average effective property tax rate is about 0.53%. Nevada has relatively low property tax rates compared to the national average. In Clark County (Las Vegas), there's a Real Property Transfer Tax of 0.51% on property sales. Closing costs in Nevada are typically 2-5% of the purchase price.

Average Home Prices in Major Nevada Cities (2024)

City Detached Semi-Detached Townhouse Condo
Las Vegas$475,000$400,000$350,000$290,000
Reno$550,000$485,000$420,000$360,000
Henderson$525,000$450,000$390,000$320,000
Carson City$470,000$410,000$360,000$295,000
Sparks$495,000$425,000$370,000$310,000

Note: Prices are approximate averages for 2024 and may vary by neighborhood and property features.

How Mortgage Rules Work in Nevada

Example: On a $450,000 home with 15% down in Las Vegas, you pay PMI and property tax. Closing costs are typically 2-5% of the purchase price, which include the Real Property Transfer Tax.

Frequently Asked Questions

Nevada's average effective property tax rate is about 0.53%, which is lower than the national average. Property tax varies by county and municipality. In Clark County (Las Vegas area), the tax rate is typically around 0.7%, while Washoe County (Reno area) has rates around 1.1% before adjustments and caps.

The Real Property Transfer Tax in Nevada varies by county. In Clark County (Las Vegas), the rate is 0.51% of the property's value. This tax is typically paid by the seller but can be negotiated between parties. Some transactions may be exempt from this tax under certain conditions.

Closing costs in Nevada typically range from 2-5% of the purchase price. These costs include title insurance, escrow fees, recording fees, transfer taxes, loan origination fees, and other expenses. In Nevada, buyers often pay for title insurance, which is higher than in some other states.