Phoenix Blog | Real Estate Advice
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on September 26, 2023
Bigger isn’t always better. Especially after retirement, keeping larger homes where families were raised often means empty rooms to heat, cool, and clean; large yards to maintain; high property taxes; lots of maintenance issues; and for some retirees, it means isolation.
It’s no wonder then that so many Phoenix seniors consider home downsizing a […]
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on April 11, 2023
Don’t fall for housing fraud in Phoenix.
Selling a house in Phoenix, Arizona but worried about falling for housing scams? You’re not alone. Unfortunately, rates of fraud in the state of Arizona are on the rise. According to Corelogic, property fraud risk alone has risen by 23% from 2022 to 2023.
But don’t worry. Having […]
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Real Estate Advice
on August 6, 2017
Every day, thousands of Phoenix homeowners face foreclosure. While average mortgage default rates are dropping nationwide, some cities are seeing a worrisome increase. If you’ve missed a mortgage payment, you need to act now, before your mortgage goes into default.
Is it mortgage delinquency, mortgage default, or foreclosure?
Missing a mortgage payment doesn’t automatically send […]
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Real Estate Advice
on July 27, 2017
Can an executor sell a house without beneficiaries approving it in Phoenix?
Executors play a vital role in the distribution of assets according to the terms outlined in a will or trust. They ensure that beneficiaries receive their distributions and that outstanding debts or taxes are paid.
Selling a house without the approval of an […]
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Real Estate Advice
on January 13, 2017
Is foreclosure on the horizon for you? This a frightening realization for most, but it doesn’t mean you’re bound to lose your home. The foreclosure process is relatively complex, and thus many homeowners don’t fully understand the steps involved, how much time they have left in their home, or their rights. In this post, we […]
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