Do you wish not to have a REALTOR® involved until you need one?
Wish you could search for homes like an agent, day or night, & get all information from one easy to use website?
We all know it doesn't take a REALTOR® to find a home. That is not the only reason you go to a REALTOR®. As a buyer, you want to see homes now and get a REALTOR® involved when you want them to be. Now you can search the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service just like a REALTOR® and decline REALTOR® services until you decide you're ready for them.
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By declining REALTOR® services you're declining to be prepared should you find a home you may want to buy. Everyone's heard of the "Buyer's Market" and "Seller's Market" but have you learned all the different strategies of buying in the everchanging real estate market? Every market is changing with different buying strategies including loan strategies which is where your REALTOR® and your financial source comes in. Just looking at homes is one thing but when you know you're ready to buy, a REALTOR® will help you prepare to be ready to help facilitate whatever the current market is experiencing.
Why get qualified for a loan first? Pricing is not the only reason to get qualified for a loan. There are many other variables of the loan program you choose that your REALTOR® needs to know in order to appropriately advise you. Your loan officer, REALTOR®, and you should all get a game plan prior to scheduling homes to view. Even getting proof of funds if you're paying cash will be required and highly beneficial in getting your offer accepted so, be prepared so you don't lose the house to a prepared buyer that came along just in time to take the house you wanted.
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After you've successfully completed a transaction through with me at RE/MAX Casa Grande, you will have all the "Perks" of being our client as well.

Who does the HOA (Home Owner's Association) of a subdivision try to collect the outstanding past dues from when the owner forecloses on their home? Unfortunately, some are trying to collect from the new home owner. I have had buyers come to me with this situation so I suspect there are more consumers facing this issue.
It usually comes in the form of a letter to the new homeowner stating that now that they are the new owner of the home, they are the new owner of the past due HOA fees as well. This is not true. Do not pay off an HOA delinquency that doesn't belong to you.
The HOA should not be contacting the new home owner regarding old dues. In fact, during the escrow period of the transaction to purchase the home, the title company requires the HOA to provide an updated statement of all dues which are to be disclosed on the settlement statement prior to closing on the purchase of the home. Any dues, costs or fees which arise after the new buyer takes possession of the property, is the responsibility of the previous owner or the HOA for not providing an accurate statement.
A.R.S. 33-1807 (B). At a foreclosure sale, all liens subordinate to the mortgage, including delinquent HOA fees, are generally extinguished. The lender nor the new buyer of the home are responsible for delinquent HOA fees. The delinquent HOA fees follow the owner, not the property nor it's new owner(s). The HOA's only recourse is to pursue the previous owner to collect their past due fees.
1. Reduce- This may be the hardest to adopt. Minimizing how many resources we consume is the foundation for living a greener lifestyle. What are some ways to help reduce waste?
Reducing helps conservation efforts, decreases landfull waste and energy use which results in a cleaner environment. Striving for better choices helps conserve our natural resources.
2. Reuse- Can you repair something damaged? Can you donate something you're finished with? Before you "trash" something, think of how you might get more out of it.
3. Recycle- Make new products out of old products and buy products that contain recycled materials. Recycling reduces the amount of garbage thrown away by 25%-50%.
Check out websites dedicated to going green. The Green Guide Tree Hugger The Daily Green Going Green
Best wishes in your attempts to master the art of being green.
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