Tucson Real Estate
Arizona Short Sale Seller Advisory
The Arizona Association of REALTORS® (AAR) is pleased to provide the Arizona Department of Real Estate (ADRE) Short Sale Seller (SSS) Advisory.
Tucson Home Sellers Take Advantage of Tax Credit Expanded
Retiring to Tucson and making this the primary residence is perfect for this tax credit situation. For the seller it is like offering a $6,500 incentive to buy now.
Tax Credit Extended – Expanded
Time grows short to take advantage of this tax credit. Here is a quick table showing in summary form what I published last week.
Tucson Time to get moving to Claim the $6,500 Credit
you are like most of us with the put it off gene and you are looking to purchase a home in Tucson then it is time to get moving.
Why You will Never buy a $500,000 Home for $135,000
Almost every day we get phone calls or emails from people looking for a $500,000 home. But they want it for $135,000 to $200,000.
Tucson on 01-01-10
It’s the small things that add up. I hope when we look back on this decade we can see that optimism won out and Tucson is a better place because it did.
Last Blue Moon of 2009
Closing out the year with a Blue Moon. (You can take that however you want) I prefer mine with a twist of lime.
1 in 4 Mortgage Holders Underwater on Loans
Not only that, but in some cases they could borrow to cover closing costs. Yes, there were loans that would let them borrow up to 110% of the value of the home. Which means they were “underwater” from the very first day they were in the home.
Sold As Is
A few boards loose on roof, nothing a coat of paint can’t fix. All it needs is a little TLC. Golf clubs included with full price offer.
Tucson – The Home Buyer Tax Credit Can Benefit You
How the Home Buyer Tax Credit Can Benefit You
Tucson – TAR MLS Time to Raise the Fine
The fine is $250 per transaction not entered into the system within 2 business days after it is completed.
Oh to be a Political Blogger in Tucson
For the most part I keep politics out of the content of this blog. I don’t mention the city or county government or those in power unless it somehow impacts the Tucson Real Estate Market.For the most part I keep politics out of the content of this blog. I don’t mention the city or county government or those in power unless it somehow impacts the Tucson Real Estate Market.
