Phoenix, AZ

Mr Home Seller Do You Want Your Home Sold?

03-13-12

Anna 'Banana' Kruchten - Phoenix Short Sale Broker,CRS 602-380-4886

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Office: (602) 595-8900

Mr Home Seller Do You Want Your Home Sold?

Well Mr Seller I'd like to sell your home, really I would. But in order for me to sell your home I first need to be www.phoenixpropertyshoppe.com able to show it to my ready, willing and able buyers. After repeated attempts to get a hold of your listing agent via every method available we still have no lockbox code. In exactly 45 minutes I am meeting with my clients to show them 3 properties - ok - now only 2 properties.

These buyers are at the end of their looking at homes process and they know exactly what they're looking for - your house. But I guess they'll have to purchase your neighbors house instead.

Mr Home Seller are you Ok with that?

Yes we're in the middle of a hot real estate market in Phoenix. Yes your home has been on the market for only 2 days. Yes you had it listed previously and it didn't sell. And Yes....it might not sell again.

Mr Home Seller are you OK with that?

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Real Estate and Working with my Clients is my Passion!

I take my clients trust in me very seriously. I'm known for 'telling' it like it is, not what folks might want to hear or think it should look like. Now that may sound kind of tough, but think about it, in the long run if you want to buy or sell a home you need to know the real facts in order to make a wise choice.

If you want the truth and the whole truth, I am the
Phoenix Real Estate Agent for You.

When you are ready to buy or sell a Phoenix Area Home, I will be your advocate, guide, and fierce negotiator. I will work hard to make your buying or selling a home as smooth and stress-free as I possibly can - even if it's a short sale. Guaranteed.

Call me and we'll create a plan of action to buy a home or sell your home!

Sincerely,

Anna 'Banana' Kruchten

602-380-4886

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Watch out for Rattlesnakes

03-12-12

Debora Nichols Realtor Anthem, Phoenix Scottsdale, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise,

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Office: (602) 503-4923

Mobile: (602) 769-9217
Secondary: (888) 263-0263

Watch out for Rattlesnakes

Spring is just around the corner. This year it arrives on March 20th. So I guess that means technically it is still winter. But you couldn't tell it by our beautiful Sonoran Desert in Phoenix, Arizona weather. Caution

We are not the only ones to enjoy the warmth of the sun. In fact this is the time of year that all the little critters start to come out of the holes and bask in the sun. I don't worry about most of the critters, but the Rattlesnakes, now that is a different story. Rattlesnakes like to lay in the sun in the early morning and late afternoon. It helps to warm up that cold blood. That is also the time that most of us like to take our walks.

Rattlesnake

If you enjoy hicking, walking and exploring our beatiful Sonoran Desert, then you need to keep your eyes open. Not just for you, but your pets as well. Dogs and outdoor cats seem to be very curious of these noisey little creatures. The sound of the rattle seems to really intrigue them. And that is where they get in trouble. If your best buddy comes home with a swollen face or paw, run them right to Vet. This could be a matter of life and death.

So if you are out walking in our beautiful Sonoran Desert in Phoenix, Arizon.... PLEASE Watch our for Rattlesnakes

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How To Remove Soap Scum From Shower Doors

03-12-12

Kelli Grant

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Office: (623) 239-4402

Mobile: (602) 799-5420

Clean shower doors Dirty shower doors can ruin an otherwise sparkling-clean bathroom.

The soap scum that accumulates isn't just unsightly; it contains body oils and skin particles that provide for a perfect bacteria breeding ground.

Supermarket shelves in Phoenix are filled with bathroom cleaners that promise to cut through soap scum, but the cleansers don't always work and those that do often contain harsh chemicals that can irritate your skin.

Cleaning shower doors can be more safe and more pleasant, then, when you use chemical-free household products, many of which you likely have in your kitchen already.

White vinegar makes an excellent soap scum remover, for example.

To remove soap scum from your shower doors using white vinegar, pour non-diluted white vinegar into a spray bottle, and then spray your shower doors until the soap-scummy sections are completely saturated.

Let the vinegar sit for several minutes. This allows the white vinegar time begin breaking down the soap scum.

Spritz the surface again, if necessary, to keep the surface wet.

After the white vinegar has had some time to work, wipe the soap scum away with a non-scratching sponge.

If the soap scum is particularly stubborn, cutting through it completely may require a mild abrasive.

After letting the vinegar soak for several minutes, sprinkle baking powder on your sponge and remove the soap scum using a moderate amount of pressure and small circular motions. If your shower doors are textured, you may need to switch to a scrub brush to get into the crevasses.

Reapply baking soda and re-spritz the doors with vinegar as needed to remove the soap scum completely. Then, just rinse away the residue with hot water.

Give the shower floor a final rinse after the residue drains.

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Phoenix, Arizona Real Estate Market Conditions

03-12-12

Kelli Grant

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Office: (623) 239-4402

Mobile: (602) 799-5420

See Report of Phoenix, AZ Real Estate Market Conditions, Trends in Pricing & Current Levels of Supply and Demand

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2012 Market Trends for Metro Phoenix Arizona Listing Success Rate

03-12-12

Marge Piwowarski

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Mobile: (480) 215-8615

2012 Market Trends for Metro Phoenix Arizona

Listing Success Rate

A useful statistic for understanding our market, is the Cromford Report's listing success rate. The Listing Success Rate is the percentage of listings that closed with a sale rather than expiring or being canceled. It compares the number of listings sold in a month with the number of listings that were sold, expired or canceled in the same period. This percentage gives a useful indication of what percentage of terminated listings closed successfully.