Queen Creek Real Estate

Ready to Buy in Queen Creek? Have the Home Inspected Before Closing

Before you seal the deal on your new Queen Creek home, have it inspected – before you make your offer. While the house may look fantastic at first blush, it’s in your best interest to have your future home subjected to a comprehensive inspection. You can conduct your own home inspection if you like, and this is a great idea because it helps you become familiar with any existing and potential... [Read more...]

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The News We’ve Been Waiting For: The Real Estate Market is Stabilizing!

Well, it’s been a long time coming, but according to the National Association of Realtors, the real estate market is showing signs of stabilization, and looks to be headed for a sustainable recovery. This is good news for the economy and for home sellers. Spurred by the First Time Home Buyer Tax Credit, and the subsequent extension of the credit, qualified buyers are continuing to bolster the... [Read more...]

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Mold in Your Queen Creek Home

In recent years, mold has been a hot issue when it comes to the prospect of the stuff growing in the home and causing health issues for home owners, and headaches for home sellers. What should you do if you have mold in your home? First, many homes might have a little mold, and that might not be a problem. Mold occurs naturally when the conditions are right. The problem is, that when there is too much... [Read more...]

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Home Buyers! Are Your Expectations Realistic?

We all know that right now, it’s pretty much a buyer’s market when it comes to housing. There are some very motivated sellers out there, and some great deals. But, are your home buying expectations realistic? Right now, housing prices aren’t terribly consistent. You can chalk this up to Queen Creek short sales and foreclosures, some sellers who are ready and willing to deal, and... [Read more...]

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Termite Danger!

Termite Danger! What is the biggest threat to your home? If you guessed fire, water or wind, you’re wrong. Termites are a bigger danger to your home, causing around $5 billion in property damage each year in the U.S., mostly in the South, Southeast, West and Southwest. The problem with termites is that often, you don’t even know they’re there, eating away at your home, until large... [Read more...]

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