Howard has been a resident of the Phoenix Metro Area for nearly 40 years, and a real estate agent for almost 30 years. He can help you complete real estate transactions anywhere in the Phoenix Metro Area. Unlike so many Realtors who are looking to make the quickest sale, and other agents who only deal with million dollar homes, Howard works in all prices ranges, and he always believes that his clients' best interests are his biggest concern.
Howard helped us navigate the first sale of a home, which can be stressful and chaotic but his calmness and professionalism helped immensely. His expertise enabled us to quickly (one day!) get offers, and then he guided us through the escrow process, connecting us with vendors as needed and leading us to a very satisfactory, and quick sale. His advice and referrals before we listed the property helped us secure the best possible offer.
I'd highly recommend Howard to anyone. If you are looking for a realtor who is knowledgeable, has a keen eye, and understands people, Howard is the perfect choice.
Howard helped us navigate the first sale of a home, which can be stressful and chaotic but his calmness and professionalism helped immensely. His expertise enabled us to quickly (one day!) get offers, and then he guided us through the escrow process, connecting us with vendors as needed and leading us to a very satisfactory, and quick sale. His advice and referrals before we listed the property helped us secure the best possible offer.
I'd highly recommend Howard to anyone. If you are looking for a realtor who is knowledgeable, has a keen eye, and understands people, Howard is the perfect choice.
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There are many factors to consider when you are looking for a home to buy.style, practical living space, quality of construction, affordability and value are all things that must be considered before making a purchase.
Before you even get to the point of deciding on a specific home, you should first decide about the neighborhood and the community you want to live in.
These factors are very hard to judge, especially if you are just moving to the area and don't have any first-hand knowledge of them.
Before you even get to the point of deciding on a specific home, you should first decide about the neighborhood and the community you want to live in.
These factors are very hard to judge, especially if you are just moving to the area and don't have any first-hand knowledge of them.
You must consider a range of prices.on the high end is the price you think you might be able to sell it for, and on the low end you must decide on a price you will settle for.
This requires making a realistic assessment of your current home and its' condition, putting aside your personal attachment and considering what an outsider will see.
You must decide whether to invest a little bit of time and money, or a lot of time and money, into cleaning and maintenance and repair to make it more attractive to potential buyers, or whether to sell in "as-is condition".
This requires making a realistic assessment of your current home and its' condition, putting aside your personal attachment and considering what an outsider will see.
You must decide whether to invest a little bit of time and money, or a lot of time and money, into cleaning and maintenance and repair to make it more attractive to potential buyers, or whether to sell in "as-is condition".
Arizona is our nations 6th largest state, covering almost 114,000 square miles of the southwestern United States.
With slightly over 6.6 million people, it has the 15th largest population in the country.
Arizona became the 48th state admitted to the Union in 1912, the last state before Alaska and Hawaii.
Being the newest state on the continent adds to the sentiment and the belief that Arizona is still part of the "old west" and our "last new frontier".
Arizona shares its southern border with Mexico, its eastern border with the state of New Mexico, and its western border with the state of California.
With slightly over 6.6 million people, it has the 15th largest population in the country.
Arizona became the 48th state admitted to the Union in 1912, the last state before Alaska and Hawaii.
Being the newest state on the continent adds to the sentiment and the belief that Arizona is still part of the "old west" and our "last new frontier".
Arizona shares its southern border with Mexico, its eastern border with the state of New Mexico, and its western border with the state of California.
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