Maximum VA Appraisal Fees Allowable In Pershing County:
Pershing County was named after John Joseph Pershing
2021 $0 down, VA home loan limit for Pershing County is $548,250.
- Single Family: $450
- Condominium: $450
- Manufactured Housing ( including modular): $450
- Duplex $500
- Triplex $600
- Fourplex $600
- Repair Certification $100
Facts about Pershing County Nevada
John Joseph ‘Black Jack’ Pershing was very much a man who liked to do things his way. During World War I, Prior to American engagement, Pershing led an American expeditionary force in Europe. Defying the logic of European military leaders who wanted the Americans amalgamated into smaller European units, Pershing established an independent force of American troops, to be commanded by American officers. So it should come as no surprise that the physical features of Pershing County defy the norm. Ironically, despite being located in the center of the state, the county contains more water per square mile than any other Nevada county. With a historical marker at the Lovelock courthouse, the county is recognized as Nevada Historical Marker 17. Separated from Humboldt County in 1919, Pershing County is special to the state because it was the very last county formed in Nevada. Homes in Pershing County have a distinct “country meets suburban” appearance. The average price per square foot is around $100. There are many mobile and manufactured homes that have been developed in recent decades, offering spacious bedrooms and modern kitchens and baths. Older homes that were built around the turn of the century are often classic log cabins, including custom built-ins such as pellet or wood burning stoves and hand carved shelving. Fewer rental units can be found in Pershing County than other surrounding areas. The economy of Pershing County is largely driven by tourism with the annual Burning Man festival happening in the Black Rock Desert. Among the biggest employers in the county is the prison in Lovelock.
National Guard Armory in Pershing County
National Guard Armory
Civil Air Patrol and government organized tactical air training exercises are frequently completed throughout the county. Recently, more land has been designated for military use, although some programs are either sensitive in nature or have not been developed yet. The National Guard Armory located in Pershing County hosts a variety of events for the general public, military personnel and their civilian staff. An important initiative currently being developed in the area is the creation of emergency preparedness training sessions. These training exercises and unannounced drills are of equal benefit for military personnel and to the community as a whole. In addition to the military presence within Pershing County, there are several other military installations located in surrounding counties; all are easily within driving distance. Veterans living in Pershing County are eligible to receive an annual tax exemption. This benefit is available to any service member with wartime service. The exemption may be used for either your property tax or vehicle privilege tax; however it can’t be used for both. Veterans living in Pershing County are encouraged to contact their local county assessor for more information. The VA offers a readjustment counseling service for recently discharged veterans in northern Nevada intermittently. For interested vets in the Pershing County area, contact the Nevada Department of Veteran Services for a complete counseling schedule.
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Links
- Nevada VA Loan Information: https://www.vahomeloancenters.org/nevada-military-mortgage-home-loan-limit-info/
- VA Loan Information by State: https://www.vahomeloancenters.org/va-loan-limit-maximum-va-loan-amount/
