In the News / Ready to Buy / Ready to Sell / Uncategorized

Joining The Panozzo Team!

I am so pleased to announce that I am officially part of the Panozzo Team!  First, it was me meeting Kim Panozzo at the beginning of the year to talk to her about potentially being my mentor.  That is where this all began.  After speaking with her and talking about the way she does her … Continue reading

Decorating Trends / Home Improvement 101 / Ready to Sell / Uncategorized

Popcorn Ceilings, What An Eye Sore

How many of you that are either trying to purchase a home or those real estate agents that are taking your clients on a tour, come across popcorn ceiling still in place?  It is one of the first things you notice when walking in a home, if it has not been removed. So if you … Continue reading

Ready to Buy

Millennials & Buying A Home

Who are the millennials you ask?  This generation is those that were born in the early 80’s through the early 2000’s.  Apartment List surveyed 24,000 millennials regarding when they were wanting to buy a home.  27% of those surveyed said they were wanting to buy a home but not for probably 6 years. This percentage … Continue reading

Arizona Lifestyle / In the News / Ready to Buy / Ready to Sell

Year Over Year Home Sales Are UP

To no surprise it seems our home sales recorded in the month of April are up year over year. According to the Arizona Regional Multiple Listings Service, the number of homes sold in April 2017 versus April 2016 was up almost by 400 home sales.  Being that rates are very HOT right now and consumers … Continue reading

Ready to Sell

Understanding Appraisals

Let’s face it, right now we appear to be in a market where the home inventory is not that large and we really need to make sure if we are selling our home, we have some basic knowledge on why an appraisal could come in low.  As a seller you want to take advantage of … Continue reading

In the News / Understanding Your FInances

GREAT NEWS.. 1st TIME Home Buyers!

Gone are the days where you are required to put down 20% down in order to purchase a home.  Unless you had some unique benefit, such as working for a lender or bank, generally speaking you were required to put 20% down to get that dream home you wanted.  However, for many this was one … Continue reading