Buy or Sell Homes in South East Valley of Arizona

1. Your neighbors. Most homeowners contemplating selling their homes understand the importance of well-kept neighboring homes. Many a buyer has pulled up to an amazing house, viewed it, and left shaking their head with woe, saying great house, but I can’t live here.   On the flip side, your neighbors themselves - not just the homes, but the people - can actually help sell your home. Many homeowners know people who want to live in their neck of the woods; this is one reason many seasoned real estate professionals hold their listings open to neighbors and send out postcards to neighbors announcing the listing - the neighbors might know people who are interested in your home! It’s a good idea, if and when you decide to list your home for sale, to touch base with neighbors you know and let them know; it’s in their best interests to get good new neighbors, so they might be able to go the extra mile in showing the neighborhood’s biggest asset - themselves - off to its best ad...

Life happens. Families grow, children leave the nest, and parents need home care. If your housing needs are changing, it’s time to consider listing your home and looking for a place better suited to your lifestyle. Do any of these sound like you? You’ve raised your family and it’s time to retire but you’re not sure where to start when it comes to downsizing and finding a 55+ community. You’re expecting your second child and your starter home is a two-bedroom condo that won’t fit your family once the baby is born Your last child is graduating high school and heading off to college, soon and you don't need that big home anymore.   The family is grown but your son, daughter-in-law and toddler need a place to stay to get back on their financial footing after job loss.  Your dad can’t live on his own anymore but he’s not ready for assisted living or your preference is to care for him in your home. If any of these ring true, it’s time to call Beery Realty to help guid...

"There is an ebb and flow in business and in life--it is like the wind-- you can either let it blow you over or you can lean into it and keep on moving!" In looking back at the year, I like to note; 10 Highlights- accomplishments, best memories, proud of moments 10 Disappointments- Failures, missed opportunities, things I learned from 3 Game changers-unexpected events that shifted my priorities 3 Things I focused on/ did I get results I wanted- What I put my the most time into. 3 Things I forget to do-- just didn't get around to doing Now that I have all this information gathered- What will the next year's plan look like? There will be a few new things for me one of which is my new website; "Beery" Good Realtor- website But mostly it is going to be a year or tweaking what I already have in place, and refining systems to build on. For this year is my year to reach for the stars!! I want to help you reach ...

 This beauty is in Adora Trail and sold quickly Here is a darling one in the heart of Gilbert sold in 10 days Wow, this one has a heated pool in the communityand under $200,000 Pride of ownership shone through on this San Tan Valley home sold for list price This gem in Ahwatukee sold in 3 months This classic South Phoenix home sold for more than the owners hoped for! Alta Mesa golf course has his beauty nestled among the trees sold within 14 days

You will find, this home has been lovingly taken care of, with 2 bedrooms+ Arizona room for an office or craft room, 1.75 bath, a large living and dining room and a very efficient kitchen floor plan make this house feel like a home. There is storage galore-- with a very large linen closet, coat closet, nice pantry, above cabinets for the washer and dryer inside the home, and each bedroom has 2 closets. But that is not all…the 2 car garage has natural light and a work shop area to tinker in. You will be able to enjoy the wonderful Arizona sunsets on your extended, private patio, and 2 orange trees in the back yard will keep the sun off the home and a smile on your face. Call now to see this home, it will not last!  http://www.flexmls.com/link.html?15441pjz3k0a,12,1  - See more at: Home tour

In Arizona, there is a program called Save Our Home, it is Federally back program that looks at your situation and can help you pay down your principal, or reduce your monthly mortgage payments.   Are you or someone you know struggling to pay your mortgage? Well there is help!! http://www.azhousing.gov/ There is a program that could help with lowing monthly payments, or perhaps reducing principal. Take a quick survey and you could get help! Click here to find out more! There is a survey you must take to see if you qualify; https://www.saveourhomeaz.gov/self-assessment/ I hope this helps you or someone you know-- for further information to see the value of your home so perhaps you could sell it please contact me and I will be happy to go over your options.

As the holidays approach, home sellers are often tempted to take their homes off the market until spring—or even wait until spring to list. After all, buyers are too busy now to search for houses, right? In a word, no. As a rule, you should list your home when you want to sell it, not when you think it will sell, because no one can predict with any certainty when the right buyer might show up at your door. In fact, canceling or postponing your listing may actually prove counterproductive.  Here are three reasons why: 1. Motivated Buyers Buyers who take time from their holiday preparations―and their holiday time off work―to house-hunt tend to be serious buyers who are ready to move. Although some buyers prefer to move in warmer weather, those who are relocating or who are purchasing upon expiration of their leases don't have a choice. Furthermore, buyers who have no children, and buyers already living in your school district, may not have a seasonal preference. 2. Less Compet...

All homes talk. Sometimes it just takes a trained ear to hear what they’re saying. Some real estate professionals maintain that having a home inspection prior to listing offers several benefits to the seller. Identifying possible property related “red flags” early in the transaction could potentially save the transaction from menacing roadblocks that threaten to send everyone back to the negotiating table. While a pre-inspection will not head off every potential issue, most will agree that early detection is beneficial to all parties involved. •             Identify defects and make repairs ahead of time. By identifying possible defects early on, the seller is in a position to handle repairs prior to listing, making the listing more attractive and the property more saleable. This may mean more money to the seller and a faster sale. Making repairs ahead of time will limit objections over defects during the negotiations. I...

Selling your home is a complex process and there are a lot of factors that you will need to consider. Your goal will be to sell your home in a timely manner, while getting the highest price you can. However, many properties sell at a discount because the buyer is able to negotiate a lower price on the property. Although it is impossible to guarantee that you will receive your full asking price when you sell your home, there are things that you can do to increase the likelihood of this happening. You will need to have a strategy that attracts highly motivated buyers and improves competition. Here Are Some Tips To Keep In Mind That Will Help You To Get The Full Asking Price When You Are Selling Your Home: First of all, make sure that you have a reasonable asking price to start with. Research your local real estate market and find out what other buyers paid for homes comparable to yours. Hire a home inspector to perform a full inspection of your home, so that you can fix an...

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Well we right now we have what I am calling the perfect storm.   Interest rates are still at an all-time low, prices on homes are again low (it is cheaper to buy than to rent a home right now) and on top of all of that banks are offering assistance with closing cost.   How can you go wrong?    Folks that have been holding on for dear life to their home, they are now in a position to sell and finally not have to compete with short sales or foreclosed property.   Yes, they are still here—but 58% of all homes sold in the past 3 months have been regular sales…Music to our ears!!    With the Debt forgiveness act ready to expire at the end of the year—if you think you need to sell for less than you owe, now could be a GREAT time to do so.   This act allows you to sell your property for less than owed, and the difference is not taxable.   Will they extend this act?   Hard to say but I do know if they don’t you will be liable to the tax o...