Buy or Sell Homes in South East Valley of Arizona

Baby boomers accounted for 42% of buyers—the highest of any other age group, according to NAR’s 2026 Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends Report. Their soaring home equity from decades of ownership may be freeing them to be more agile than other age groups who are struggling to afford higher home prices. Explore the report: check out the stats

Team Beery has a shared goal with you! Our goal is to sell your home for the most money as quickly as possible!  We have a 5 prong approach to cover you throughout the process and during the contract period heck even beyond. We do all that other Real Estate brokers do, but we add our own twist by: *Showing you have you can buy first and then sell. *Getting you 2/3 cash offers in the first 5 days of listing (where you pick your closing date).  *Maximizing the home's selling price and features.  *Marketing the home to a wide range of buyers. Including doing open houses, broker open and REALTOR tours and through network marketing and post cards.  *Reducing the stress and effort of selling a home. As every step has a process and me and my team communicate with you during each step, sometimes every day sometime each week.  *We find you a buyer with a quicker sale if that is your need, or we find you a buyer that will close on a specific day that all...

Living in the home you are selling will have challenges. So make sure you know there are great options out thereto allow you to buy your next home, move into it and THEN sell your current home!! Does that sound awesome to you?  Well then Let's chat!! Otherwise here are tips to sell the home you live in.   1. A Home Sold but Not Bought When you put your home on the market, getting an offer can be easier than finding a house you'd like to purchase. This can put you in the position of nearly having your home sold without a new place for your family to go. One way to avoid this is to research new homes before putting yours on the market. You can get all your research together so when the time comes, you can make informed decisions quickly. If your home is already getting offers, consider accepting one with a longer timeline for closing or making the acceptance contingent upon you finding a new home. In extreme cases, you can even rent your home from the buyer unti...

Finding the right home can be daunting- but if you have a system, it is easy as 1-2-3!! 1. Budgeting for Homeownership As the largest and likely most important purchase you'll ever make, homeownership requires careful budgeting. This includes planning not only for a down payment and a monthly mortgage, but also taxes, repairs, and other costs through the life of the home. You'll have to hire at least one inspector and appraiser before making an offer, then be prepared to pay 2-4% of your mortgage in closing costs. After the move, you’ll have to pay property taxes, which can rise over time. You'll also need insurance, possibly a homeowners association membership, and certainly utilities. Budgeting for routine maintenance and repairs is also prudent. Even with these costs, when making a "smart" purchase with the help of an outstanding real estate professional, homeownership is often a sound financial investment. To learn more about how to prepare, contact me for a p...