It’s hard to believe but 2019 is really halfway over. Before we start thinking about what the year 2020 will bring, it’s time to look back at what the real estate market has done in the first half of the
How is it possible that a city of nearly 5 million people in the middle of the desert, with only 8 inches of rain per year, is able to not only survive, but thrive? The reality is over the last
With exactly 18,144 properties for sale in the greater Phoenix area at this moment, there’s a perfect home for just about everybody. However, with that many homes available, you better believe there will be some pretty unique properties to hit
Selling a home is stressful enough. But if you could do just a few things to make it just a little easier, wouldn’t you? One way some people try to combat the stress of selling is by waiting until moving
If you want to add instant value to your home, making home improvements is the most obvious answer. But is it possible that some improvements can actually LOWER the value of your home? Yes, it’s absolutely true, there are a
“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
