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How To Buy Paradise Valley Short Sales

Russ Lyon Sothebys

Tuesday, February 7th, 2012 at 9:50am. 238 Views, 1 Comments.

Paradise Valley is one of the best places to buy a home in Arizona, especially during the course of 2012. Usually, buying from this area, you could expect a luxury home that would retain its value and show incremental growth in value over the long haul. But today, you can buy in at the rock bottom price and stand to make exponential return on investment in the coming years. The real estate environment is one that has been under intense scrutiny for the last five years. People have been afraid to buy in for horror stories about foreclosures. As a result, the Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates to record lows. Buying into a home on a 15- or 30-year note means you pay less interest than ever before. While the lending standards have become more rigid,…

How To Buy Short Sales In The Arcadia Area Of Phoenix Az

Russ Lyon Sothebys

Monday, January 30th, 2012 at 10:18am. 218 Views, 0 Comments.

So you have heard all about the short sale and what a tremendous opportunity that it presents for real estate investors in a down market. Now what? Well, if you are in the Arcadia area of Phoenix, Ariz., then you need to consider seeking these deals out right away, as the turnaround for real estate is just around the corner, and it could potentially be huge.

But what do you do if you have no idea where to even begin finding one of these properties, and then going through with the bidding and the waiting and the almost certain rejection? What you do is trust in an agent, who has experience dealing with the short sale transaction. The moment that you walk into a Phoenix based real estate agent's office and let him know what you're looking for in a short…

How To Buy Short Sales In Phoenix Arizona

Russ Lyon Sothebys

Tuesday, January 24th, 2012 at 12:27am. 217 Views, 0 Comments.

Phoenix, Ariz.,, has many opportunities for the real estate investor of the 21st Century. With the downturn of the housing market in 2008, business has been slow with more people renting (either by decision or by being forced to). Individuals have not yet demonstrated an interest in getting back to the home buying activities pre-crash. But one thing has always been for certain in the real estate market, and that is its cyclical nature. Down cycles usually do not last very long, and they are always followed by periods of prosperity. Over the next five to ten years, quite a bit of growth is expected in the U.S. market, and Phoenix, as a city of growth itself, is poised to be one of the best places to turn for one's real estate investment.

There are…