Would You Buy a Scottsdale Home for a Valentine's Day Gift?
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Would You Buy a Home in Your Sweetie's Favorite City of Scottsdale Arizona for Valentine’s Day?
Millions of people each year flock to the Scottsdale area to enjoy its beautiful weather, stunning Sonoran Desert landscape, and vibrant nightlife. If you're one of those people and are looking to purchase a home in the Scottsdale area, you're in luck. I help buyers sell and buy real estate in Scottsdale and surrounding areas. Whether you're a new resident or just thinking about making the move, I can help.
Looking for the perfect Valentine's Day gift? How about surprising your sweetheart by buying them a home in Scottsdale, Arizona!
How did Valentine’s Day become a romantic holiday?
There are lots of competing origin stories for Valentine's…
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As a member of the real estate group Short Sale Superstars, I have been made aware that Fannie Mae is not being realistic about the list and sale prices of their short sale properties. I was the listing agent for a Scottsdale for sale that was a short sale. We listed at fair market value according to recent comparable listings. We received a contract and the response from the seller's bank was that they wanted a price that never would have appraised. There was no chance of selling it short with this bank.
We would like to extend a wonderful free pdf booklet of the Holiday Entertaining Guide that was provided for us by Homes.com. This is 100% free and does not require your e-mail or anything and is safe to download. Please click on the link to download, not the picture. Feel free to share it with your friends and family.
I have been published more than the average Scottsdale REALTOR®. A story about one of my domain names was syndicated by The Wall Street Journal online and was all over the Internet. Because of that article, I was interviewed by the Chicago Tribune, The Southtown-Star (who even sent a photographer), and participated on a radio show.
wonderful time to buy a home. In fact, the government recently provided a tax credit to buyers (which is still available if you are a deployed service member). While the market is favorable and sellers are extremely motivated, many banks are tightening their lending requirements and loans can often seem hard to come by. Although USDA and VA loans may not be the first loans most potential home buyers normally consider when looking at home financing options, each can be a wonderful choice for a wide variety of lifestyles, budgets, and properties.
With money tight right now, as a landlord, you may be tempted to accept a late rent without charging a penalty to the tenant. After all, you are getting your rent money, and doing someone a favor, right? Actually, you may be starting a trend that could end in frustration, anger, and a long expensive legal battle. Here’s how to avoid all of that.
I caught a great "Buy Me" show on HGTV today that was shot in Chicago. It was very interesting because one of the owners was a long-time veteran real estate agent that had her REALTOR® son list the home.
