Wonderful two story in Arrowhead Ranch, Glendale, AZ. This 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom house with pool is ready to move in.
Do you know what your home is worth? Have questions? Feel free to contact me directly at (480) 203-4364 or NatashaTRealtor@gmail.com
Natasha Tomlinson
Realtor
Re/Max at the Village
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WHAT A FANTASTIC PROPERTY. BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN WITH NEW CABINETS, GRANITE COUNTER TOPS, ALL NEWER APPLIANCES, INCLUDING A ”SLATE” STEEL REFRIG AND STACKED WASHER AND DRYER. SPLIT MASTER BEDROOM WITH ALL UPGRADED MASTER BATHROOM AND HALL BATHROOM PLUMBING AND LIGHTING FIXTURES. NEW FRENCH DOOR WITH SCREENED IN GLASS SIDE PANNELS OPENS TO THE COVERED PATIO AND LOW MAINTENANCE PRIVATE BACK YARD.CUSTOM TILE IN MOST LIVING AREAS AND BATHROOMS WITH LAMINANTE WOOD FLOORS IN 2ND AND 3RD BEEDROOMS.
Enjoy Arizona’s sunsets from this 4 Bedroom Home in Cave Creek AZ on a 1 acre lot. Step inside the tile entryway and be mesmerized with a view of your backyard from the front door. Many tasty creations can be made in this 4 Bedroom Home in Cave Creek AZ chef’s kitchen which offers a professional gas cook top, double wall ovens, granite countertops, maple cabinets, built in modern appliances and wine refrigerator. This 4 Bedroom Home in Cave Creek AZ beautiful formal dining room is perfect for entertaining. Master bedroom suite with sitting room. Master bathroom, separate shower and jetted tub, oversized glass block shower with granite surround. This 4 Bedroom Home in Cave Creek AZ has plenty of room to romp in this spacious backyard with covered patio, heated pebblesheen pool with fountain, firepit, built in BBQ, RV gate, storage shed. Come see this 4 Bedroom Home in Cave Creek AZ beauty for yourself.
Do you know what your home is worth? Have questions? You may contact me directly at (480) 203-4364 or NatashaTRealtor@gmail.com
Get cozy by the fireplace inside of this beautiful custom home situated with mountain views of Piestewa Peak. Offers hardwood floors, carpet and custom painting throughout. An open floor plan you will love. Good sized bedrooms too…someone was meant to live and enjoy this home. A storage shed that can be used as a workshop or an artist’s area. Nice built in cabinets in the garage. Close to SR51. Shoot up to Desert Ridge or a straight shot into downtown. Fast response from seller. What more could you ask for?
Do you know what your home is worth? Have questions? You may contact me directly at (480) 203-4364 or NatashaTRealtor@gmail.com
Your home has been on the market for months. You’ve had “low ball” offers and cannot understand why. Is it your real estate agent? Maybe. First ask yourself: what do buyers really want in a home? Here are some issues to consider:
* Availability. If you can’t show it, you can’t sell it. We’ve all seen beautiful pictures of a house and the actual house looks nothing like it. Seeing is believing. The more buyers who see your home, the faster it sells.
* Condition. See that water stain on your ceiling? Buyers do too. Fix the source of the stain and the stain too. Do you smoke? Can you smell it in your house? Clean up the place. If you don’t have the strength, hire a professional housekeeper. If you don’t know anyone, ask your favorite real estate agent for a recommendation. It’s worth the expense.
* You are everywhere. The buyer is buying your house, not you. Time to de-personalize. Nick-nacks, family photos and your pets ashes should be put away. The new buyer needs to picture themselves in the house. Your first impression needs to be your best impression.
* Marketing. Your price is too high. This is the number one reason houses don’t sell. Today’s buyers are more saavy. A buyer can check when you purchased the property and for how much. They can see what other houses are selling for in the area, and you should do the same. Today’s buyer either won’t view over-priced houses or they’ll make a “low ball” offer, way below market value. How long does the average house take to sell in your area? What is being done to market your home for sale? Where the pictures taken with a professional camera or smartphone? There’s more to selling a house that putting a sign in the yard and putting pictures in the MLS. Ask to see their marketing plan. It may be time to re-evaluate your price and marketing strategy.
Have questions? Feel free to contact me directly at (480) 203-4364 or NatashaTRealtor@gmail.com
When listing your property for sale, one of the things that’s important is the appraisal. The appraisal can be affected by what you do (or don’t do) to your property before it’s appraised. Knowing which areas are important can help increase your property value.
* Unfinished projects. Don’t have an appraiser inspect the property before the remodel is completed. If you can’t avoid this, make sure to give the appraiser a full, detailed description of the job and what is being done to quickly and professionally complete it
* Pets, smells & stuff. Remember: the old adage, “cleanliness is close to God-liness”. A well-maintained yard is a sign that the property is likely kept up. Curb appeal doesn’t just bring buyers, it can increase the appraisal value of your property. And, if your neighbors yards are well-kept and your isn’t, this could cause your appraisal to be even more severely downgraded. Let’s discuss pets. We all love our pets; they’re our children and part of the family. We love to play and snuggle with them, BUT we don’t like to smell them. Neither does your potential buyer or appraiser. Getting rid of odors can cost money (i.e. paint, flooring, duct cleaning) and can lead to low ball offers and low appraisals.
* Trendy remodel. Remodeling can certainly add value to your home, if done correctly. Extra storage, room additions and other important improvements are popular to buyers. Remember: high costs doesn’t always equal high value. Think about who will purchase the property. Check out the homes for sale in your area. Do your homework and keep costs low.
* Doing your homework. What have similar homes sold for recently? If a home sold for less than market value, find out why. Condition? Location? Distressed Sale (i.e. short sale, estate sale)? That way you can explain the difference in price to the appraiser. Be sure to use an experienced real estate agent to provide you with market information before you have your home appraised.
Have questions? Feel free to contact me directly at (480) 203-4364 or NatashaTRealtor@gmail.com
A Realtor left a voicemail that they want to show the house in 45 minutes! Everyone to their place, you are about to have a showing appointment.
Funny how buyer showing appointments seem to happen and worst possible moments. So, how do you handle this when time is not on your side? Let’s take a look at 10 ways to prepare for a showing:
#1 Dust the furniture. A quick wipe down of TVs, computers and furniture will make a world of different, and help your home to shine.
#2 Make the beds. All the beds in the home should be made. If the spreads are faded, consider updating them.
#3 Clean off the counters. All the counters should be clean and clear. Remove clutter, unfinished food, knick knacks should be stored.
#4 Garbage cans emptied. All garbage cans and recycling bins should be emptied. It’s also a good idea to disinfect this bins weekly to help eliminate odors.
#5 Mini mop ups. Sweep and mop the kitchen, bathroom and entry ways. Act as if your mother-in law was paying a visit.
#6 Shed some light. Turn on all the lights and open up the blinds/ window coverings. Be sure the windows are clean.
#7 Load the washer and dryer. Any dirty clothing should be placed in the laundry. Don’t start the cycle if it will run during the showing.
#8 Load the dishwasher. I’m sure the meal you made was tasty, but I don’t want to see it or smell it while I’m viewing your home.
#9 Give the carpets a quick spruce! Have carpets? Get them a quick pick me up. Focus on the living room and entryways.
#10 Pick up every room. Give every room a final walk through and consider the potential buyer. If it isn’t pleasing, remove/ hid it.
Just remember; these tactics and others are used to bring top dollar to your property. If you can’t do everything, do what you can (i.e. garbage and dishes). And if you have others in your household, make sure they pitch in. No one said you have to do it all.
Have questions? Feel free to contact me at (480) 203-4364 or NatashaTRealtor@gmail.com
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