Phoenix AZ Short Sales - a Huge Opportunity

October 8, 2008

During the Phoenix AZ real estate boom, Maricopa County saw a massive amount of development by new home builders in the towns of Peoria, Glendale, Mesa, Gilbert and Tempe. Many parts of north Phoenix , like Desert Ridge (Aviano) also saw home communities virtually pop-up overnight.Phoenix AZ Short Sales  - a Huge Opportunity

As a result of over-development, there are a large supply of homes on the market offering fantastic home buying opportunities that Phoenix real estate buyers or a Scottsdale real estate investors may never see again in our lifetime. I know that is a bold statement.

However, this is the first time Phoenix real estate buyers are able to buy homes less than it actually cost the builder to construct wholesale.

Phoenix AZ short sales and bank owned real estate (REO) are an opportunity to own Phoenix real estate at as much as 50% on the dollar.

Pending home sales rose 7.4 percent from July to August, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) said today. Home sales are considered pending when the seller has accepted an offer, but the deal has not yet closed.

Don’t miss a huge opportunity to own Phoenix AZ real estate at rock bottom prices.

If you are a qualified buyer who can afford a fixed interest rate mortgage, look at Phoenix short sales or lender owned real estate. You will receive tax benefits, a place to live and call home, and likely on of the best investments you can make.

Short sales are complicated transactions. Make sure you hire an experienced Phoenix real estate professionals who can prepare documents, explain and protect your interests.

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If you are listing your home as a short sale in Phoenix Arizona or Scottsdale Arizona make sure you hire an agent who knows how to do short sales and has the experience to get the job done.

Call 480.221.8080 to find out more about Phoenix Arizona Short Sales and Scottsdale Arizona short  Sales.

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