November 20, 2013 - By Jordan
What Can Go Wrong with Real Estate Transactions? “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.” This pessimistic theory applies to many things in life, including real estate transactions. That being said this should not turn you off from buying a new home, but be a reason to be careful and take more precautions. When […]
November 15, 2013 - By Scott Johnson
Greater Phoenix Area – November 2013 As I mentioned in my October newsletter, the market has changed its momentum and that trend continues. We are presently in what can best be defined as a balanced market, but with supply increasing and demand rapidly falling, we are quickly moving into a buyer’s market. This will most […]
November 7, 2013 - By Nicole
Basics about painting/how to get started: Whether this is your first house or your fourth, we know that painting can be a big project. Fortunately, we’ve summed up the basics of interior painting along with some helpful hints so that can you can spice up the walls of your new home the right way! […]
October 30, 2013 - By Nicole
“For Sale By Owner.” You’ve probably seen this sign before. They’re out there and if you’re thinking about selling your home, you’ve probably considered this path as well. Basically, if the seller of a home wants to sell their house but doesn’t want to go through a Real Estate Agent (usually to avoid extra charges), […]
October 24, 2013 - By Nicole
The Arcadia area is quite popular in over the last couple decades. “Arcadia Proper” is located between Camelback and Indian School and 44th to 64th Street. Commonly the area around the true Arcadia neighborhood is known as Arcadia as well and its usually referred to the area measured from Camelback road to Thomas road and […]
October 15, 2013 - By Scott Johnson
Greater Phoenix Area Housing Market Update – October 2013 Recent indicators show some interesting trends in the market. Six months ago, shrinking supply was a big concern whereas now, supply is moving in the direction of a balanced state. Pending contracts are decreasing and inventory has been rising. So if you’re a buyer, this is […]
October 10, 2013 - By Falynne
A house doesn’t need to be identical to Better Homes and Gardens to make it marketable and we’re here to teach you just how to turn your homes into an irresistible piece of property that buyers will battle for. Breakaway From Your Home Remind yourself that you need to move into a better home and […]
October 3, 2013 - By Falynne
Though the housing market seems to be all about the sticker price on the for sale sign in the front yard, it also revolves around appearances! When a potential buyer walks into a home filled with fancy furniture and pictures on the wall it sparks their interest much more than it would if the house […]
September 26, 2013 - By Nicole
In today’s world, the kitchen is becoming so much more than a place to cook. I’ve noticed that in my own home it is were I eat, hang out with my family and even write my next blog post (as I’m doing right now). The kitchen has gradually been transforming into the most popular room […]
September 20, 2013 - By Jordan
When selling a home, “curb appeal” is a critical component in marketing and selling your home. What is curb appeal you ask? It is the attractiveness of your home’s exterior. Studies have shown that many buyers will not even get out of the car if a home’s exterior is not up to par with their […]
September 5, 2013 - By Nicole
There are a handful of ways you can obtain a loan these days. Whether it’s through your trusted bank, a mortgage banker, or even through the seller of a potential property, you should be able to find the perfect loan for you. Before I give a little overview of the different types of lenders, it […]
August 15, 2013 - By Scott Johnson
Greater Phoenix Area Housing Market Update – August 2013 Normally in Arizona the heat chases buyers away in the months of June through August and the spring sizzle turns to fizzle. It appears, however, the summer slow down in the real estate market appears to be ending earlier than normal this year. I can’t back […]