prescott az reo foreclosure bank owned homes: A Great Prescott AZ Bookstore, The Old Sage Bookshop - 09/27/10 12:55 PM
The Old Sage Bookshop located at the corner of Montezuma and Gurley Streets in Prescott overflows with warmth and charm. Susan McElheran the owner favors books of poetry, Native American history, general history and rare books. I always enjoy wandering in off Whiskey Row to the Hotel St. Michael shopping area which has many wonderful shops. Susan is always happy to help book lovers find whatever it is they need to find. She can often order books very quickly and at great prices.
Some used book stores offer stacks of books and narrow isles. The Old Sage Bookshop offers a … (0 comments)
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prescott az reo foreclosure bank owned homes: Prescott Lakes Patio Home, Priced like and REO - 02/08/10 11:57 AM
This well maintained home features an extra large back yard which is a Gardener's Delight! Clean and vacant, easy to show. … (0 comments)
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prescott az reo foreclosure bank owned homes: REO Sign Calls - 01/17/10 09:36 AM
I work as a buyer's agent for an active REO agent in the Central Arizona region. My business partner Stephanie Woods often has over 40 listings at any time. So when I get sign calls the first challenge is to figure out what property the potential buyer is looking at. Here is an example of one such call:
Example, Caller: "Yeah I'm calling about your house. It’s a yellow house with a tree in front."
Buyers Agent (BA): What city is it in?"
Caller: It's got a birds nest above the front door."
BA: "Is that in … (6 comments)
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prescott az reo foreclosure bank owned homes: Greatful for High Quality Problems - 11/30/09 11:40 PM
Thanksgiving is past, but I'm still grateful today. There are a hundred things (and people) I am grateful for, but I want to write about challenges of the Prescott AZ Foreclosure Market and the problems that go along with it. First I should back up and explain about problems and in particular "High Quality Problems". In real estate the worst problem to have is no clients. No clients equal no problems which of course is the worst one to have.
As I wrote a few days ago, the Prescott AZ REO market has shifted from moderate to red hot. Today's new … (1 comments)
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