“The best time to buy a home is always five years ago.” –Ray Brown.
If I could go back 5 years and buy more property would I? Absolutely, wouldn’t you? Unfortunately we can’t time travel (yet), so the next best option
If you haven’t heard, the real estate market is shifting. I’ve had a lot of questions lately on the state of the market and where it’s going. Is it a good time to buy, sell or hold? Is there panic?
You’ve looked at enough houses to fill an entire season of House Hunters and finally picked one to buy. Now you’re ready to make an offer. As an agent, I’m here to guide you through this nail-biting phase of negotiating the price of the
Home shopping is actually a pretty funny thing. You see, as a Realtor I spend a LOT of time going in and out of people’s homes, coordinating odd schedules, and working with all walks of life. When thrown into the
Starting the home buying process can present its fair share of challenges and obstacles – especially for first timers. Fortunately, you won’t be the first person to run into these home buying roadblocks and you certainly won’t be the last. So
Everything. The end.
OK maybe not EVERYTHING, but pretty darn close! As I’ve learned, no two situations are the same, and no two homes are identical. While many parts of a home sale are considered “standard”, there’s also a lot of
There has been no shortage of downright outlandish homes sold so far in 2018 in Arizona. From virtual golf simulators to a taxidermy museum, to indoor basketball courts and a property with FIVE kitchens, you are not going to want to miss
Home price have been rising for years on end. Buyers in bidding wars and paying over asking price just to get their hands on a piece of property. Sounds like another bubble is coming?
Not quite. It’s easy to think that
Buying a home is exciting but oh-so terrifying. After all it’s usually one of the biggest financial moves most people ever make. So while there’s lots of opinion on what you SHOULD do, it’s Important not to forget the laundry
Our homes have come a long way in the last 100 years. Electricity, air conditioning, and running water – it’s hard to think the basic features and conveniences of today’s homes were once the newest innovations. Today, basically anything Wi-Fi
