Pretty houses sell faster and for more money than ugly houses. That is a fact of life. So, in this video I am discussing 3 little things you can do to make your house look pretty. Even if you aren’t moving these three things will help you feel much better at home and make all […]

In Real Estate there are a lot of fancy words and terms. We want explain a few of those and answer questions to make things as easy as possible to understand. If you can better understand what is going on then you can make better decisions and be more confident in those decisions. Today we

This is all about closing day. As a seller you have to be out when? As a buyer when do you get the keys? Okay, just taking down the sign today. Today is closing day. And I get the question a lot. “How do I know when the house is mine? When do we close?”

Okay, I get a question all the time. Do I need to do an inspection? Who is responsible for the inspection? The buyer is always responsible for the inspection. If you are buying a house, it is up to you if you want to do an inspection and if you want to see if the

How do you buy a home in today’s market? It is a seller’s market, let’s be honest with that. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t buy a house. If it’s the right time for you and your family to buy a house, it’s time to buy a house. Especially if you’re going to live in

Today I want to talk to you a little bit about how do you get qualified for a loan. Here’s the thing, there are a lot of ways to buy a house, you can do cash, you could do a conventional loan, which is typically that can range from 10 to 20% down, you can

Hey, I want to talk to you today about a term that is being thrown all around the real estate industry called the iBuyer. I don’t know why the letter I is stuck in front of everything nowadays. I guess it’s cool, right? Started with the iPod, iPhone. Now everybody wants to be I this,

Market update!: Okay, we’re into the second week of September 2019. What is the market doing when we look at home values? What we’re seeing is that here in the East Valley, so cities like Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Tempe, we have seen that the number of homes for sale has dropped by about 23% year