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Located in the Southwestern part of the United States, Arizona is a state known for itswonderful weather, beautiful scenery and national parks. It is one of the ideal spots for active lifestyles and is easy to see why many potential home buyers are choosing Arizona as their destination of choice.
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Desert Ridge Realtor offers Buyers that are looking for homes for sale in Desert Ridge exclusive representation in the home buying process. We are happy to represent Seller's in selling their Desert Ridge Home as well.
For buyers searching for Desert Ridge homes for sale, homes for sale in Desert Ridge
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FREE CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES FOR ARIZONA REALTORS
You are invited to attend the continuing education seminar " Answers To Tough Questions About Credit In Today's Market" on Wednesday,January 13th from 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm. This event is FREE and provides (3) three Accredited General Hours towards your continuing education requirements.David
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For A+ BBB Phoenix Mortgage Loan Modification Services CLICK HERE
In July 2009, Arizona had the third highest foreclosure rate in the United States, third only to California and Nevada. The number of foreclosures in Maricopa County alone jumped almost 300 percent in only one year! Phoenix accounts for a large
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Question: I want to know how long it takes to buy a house outright? As well as the process of buying a house if you are paying for it in full. I know of the area I want to live in and the have looked at houses in that area so finding the house I want isnt a problem. I want to pay for the house in full as I have no desire for a morgage and all that. I just want to know how long it takes from start to finish because Id like to be in my new home by Christmas this year. I was told that it was 3 to 5 days and another time was told 1 or 2 months. Thank you for your time. Vannesa Yeager
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Moon Valley - Phoenix,Ariz. Residential Real Estate Market Report - Oct 16 to Nov 16, 2009
These are active listings, pending sales with contingencies, pending sales, and houses that have closed.
Here is a typical home for sale in Moon Valley:
Asking price: $495,950Subdivision: Lookout MountainBuilt: 1984Size:2,378 sq ft;3BR,2.5
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Pointe Tapatio - Phoenix,Ariz. Residential Real Estate Market Report - Oct 16 to Nov 16, 2009
These are active listings, pending sales with contingencies, pending sales, and houses that have closed.
Here is a typical home for sale in Pointe Tapatio:
Asking price: $255,000Subdivision: Pointe TapatioBuilt: 1983Size:1,985 sq ft;3
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Phoenix,Ariz. Residential Real Estate Market Report - Oct 16 to Nov 16, 2009
These are active listings, pending sales with contingencies, pending sales, and houses that have closed.
Here is a typical home for sale in Phoenix:
Asking price: $250,000Subdivision: Mandalay at South MountainBuilt: 2005Size:2,915 sq ft;4 BR,3 BA
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Phoenix Short Sale Real Estate Agent Listings
November 17th 2009 Phoenix Short Sale Real Estate Agent Listings
ACTIVE- 2,534 Phoenix Short Sale Real Estate Listings
PENDING- 1,090 Phoenix Short Sale Real Estate Listings
CLOSED- 597 Phoenix Short Sale Real Estate Listings
If you or someone you know are struggling to make
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Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden Opens Agave Yucca Forest Exhibit This Saturday, Nov. 21
One of the coolest things about living in the Phoenix area is the regular access to exhibits at the Desert Botanical Garden. This weekend, we have the opportunity to experience another one: the Berlin Agave Yucca Forest.
This
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Enjoy the Holidays in Phoenix the Desert Botanical Gardens Way
If you've never been to the Luminaria display at the Desert Botanical Gardens, you don't know what you're missing. These gorgeous pictures don't even do it justice! The Luminaria event sells out quickly, so if you intend to go, get
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For A+ BBB Phoenix Mortgage Loan Modification Services CLICK HERE
In July 2009, Arizona had the third highest foreclosure rate in the United States! The number of foreclosures in Maricopa County alone jumped almost 300 percent in only one year! Phoenix accounts for a large portion of this due to the
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The Camelback Corridor to us runs from approximately 44th Street, west along Camelback Road, to about 12th Street. It also runs north and south from Camelback Road from about Bethany Home Road to about Osborn or so. Some of the condo communities to the right do not fit exactly within these
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Condos in Phoenix By: Phoenix High Rise and Loft Condo Expert, Will Daly at www.WeKnowUrban.com (WeKnowUrban.com)
For decades high rise condos in Phoenix were rare. In fact until 1990 there were only four high rise condo buildings in the entire Valley, all located in the Phoenix Midtown area. And those four towers, constructed in the 1950's and 1960's, were built as rental apartments and only later converted
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PHOENIX CANCELED EXPIRED LISTINGS
How to Sell YOUR Phoenix Homes and Condos the right way!
2009 Phoenix real estate sales statistics 11/13/2009:
7,162 Phoenix homes and condos for sale - Active on the market
3,185 Phoenix homes and condos in escrow
SCROLL DOWN TO VIEW ALL Phoenix
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Calling Alberta Snowbirds: Meet our agent Earl Corkett at Hotel Alma on Nov. 18
That's right. Phoenix Property Shoppe is going travelin'! Our agent, Earl Corkett, will be in Calgary, Alberta, on Wednesday, November 18, to deliver a presentation, PHOENIX IS ON SALE: 5 Great Reasons to Winter in Phoenix.
Come
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Friday Funnies: Real Estate Lessons from our Critter Friends
Learn the right moves from the beginning.
Show up ready to play ALL in.
Get your team in order.
Dress for success!
Snuggle up to your clients!
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The5 Deadly Sins of Blogging: A 6-Part Series for Newbies (Part 5)
Once you start getting the hang of it, you will probably enjoy blogging. However, there are a few things you want to be careful about. Avoid the things on this list, and you'll be golden. Don't panic, though,if you
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WCR-Phoenix Seminar: Work Smarter& Make $$ in Today's Market (Nov. 19)
Mark your calendar now, as the Phoenix chapter of the Women's Council of REALTORS® is proud to bring you national speaker, Ellen Boyle, for a presentation on Thursday, Nov. 19, about Learning the Secrets of Working Smarter and Earning
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2009 is in position to be the 3rd best year in last decade for Phoenix homes for sale. The housing market forecast in the Phoenix area is looking very promising going into 2010. As of November 12, over 79,500 residential home sales have been completed in the metropolitan Phoenix area.
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Phoenix Area Home Sales Increase Slightly in October 2009
The increase was slight, but October 2009 home sales in Phoenix surpassed those of September by about 200 sales. These numbers continue to be evidence of confidence from buyers looking for homes in the Phoenix area. The confidence can be attributed lower
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Should you tell yourclients to dispute items on their credit report during the loan process? The most commonresponse is typically, "Sure, why not?". If you areadvising your clients to dispute credit items, youmay be in for abig surprise.
A fewmonths ago, weprequalified aborrowerlooking topurchase an investment property. We knew the transaction
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REOs Still Plentiful in Phoenix, but Declining Overall in 2009
The Phoenix real estate market has seen a noticeable decline in REOs (bank-owned sales) over 2009. The two graphs below are based on ARMLS sales data for October and early November 2009.
Of the single-family resale home sales ARMLS reported
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Deciding What to Write: A 6-Part Series for Newbies (Part 4)
One of the first concerns on every new blogger's mind is: What should I write? I can answer that in 4 simple words:
WRITE WHAT YOU KNOW.
Writing instructors from grammar school English teachers to Masters level university professors have
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Arizona Premiere Living Office Property eFlyers
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Question: Does anybody know how the $8,000 tax credit works on an uninsured HUD home with a FHA203k loan? Will the 10% be based on the winning bid amount, or will it be based on the amount financed with needed repairs (up to $35k)?
Thanks
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Question: The Relocation Professionals is an A+ BBB Member since 2004 and is wanting to work with a Realtor who wants to get in contact with 12-15 new prospective Home Buyers per month in the Phoenix area. Call us at (800) 900-2807 or go to www.eLeadMarketing.com. We send you the buyers, you close the homes!
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Question: Can the owner of a property going into foreclosure but the property back at auction?
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Question: Who here has considered MAKING A RESIDUAL MONTH AFTER MONTH RATHER THAN A ONE-TIME PAYOUT OUT JUST ON SALES COMMISION ALONE? I can help you use a system that will pay you something continually. I have Brokers and Agents who make more in residual getting paid month after month on doing something once than the commisons from selling homes each month.
My Mentor told me...you need to have a SYSTEM if you want to become succesful. I said ok what kind of system should I have. He just said make sure it is a S.Y.S.T.E.M.= Save Yourself Time Energy and Money. I have found a simple system that I have had my business partners in real estate use that has allowed them to create a monthly residual. And it is simple! I took time to learn it and now have perfected this system...I definantly save time energy and money doing this everytime I can, use this and you can seamlessly impliment it and start seeing instant results.
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Question: Does anyone have an idea on how to build client to seller relationships? I have an idea or two. I feel you must make them feel like you have gone the extra step for them! Any ideas please repsond so we can talk further
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Question: Any suggestions for this scenario: Rec'd a referral from a part-time realtor but the buyer didn't buy. Since that time the referring realtor has let his license expire and therefore no longer holds an active license. I kept in touch with the buyer via email newsletters and he is now ready to buy (over a year later). I know I cannot pay a referral fee to a non-licensed agent but what should I do?
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Question: We recently let our Realtor. Upon asking a new realtor to represent us,we were told that we needed a signed letter from the Assigned Broker for our property before they would take us on. Is this a normal procedure? We were told the Agent does not have the authority to cancel the listing.
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