Paradise Valley, Arizona Luxury Mansions For Sale

MESA, Ariz. - April 5, 2017 - PRLog -- You can view all foreclosures and short sales in Paradise Valley, Arizona for free at WWW.NICHOLASMCCONNELL.COM then simply click property search.  When you go to my website, click property search.  You can search by city, price range, square footage, and much, much more.  I have given the public free Arizona MLS access.  You can view all short sales, and all foreclosures available for sale in Paradise Valley on my site, it is updated every four hours.  The system you will be searching on is the most current system available on the internet.  Nicholas McConnell with Realty One Group is the first Realtor you want to speak with when buying or selling property in Paradise Valley, Arizona.  Experience goes a very long way in Real Estate.  With 20 years of experience helping people buy and sell luxury homes in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley, rest assured your best interests will be properly represented.  The difference between a good Realtor and a bad one can literally cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.  Please believe me when I say, experience goes a very, very long way in Real Estate when discussing proper negotiations.  I help people buy foreclosures and short sales every single day.  If you need help selling your home, please contact me.

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I help home owners with traditional sales and short sales.  If you are a home owner, do not let your home go into foreclosure, I will short sale the property.  There are many benefits to doing a short sale versus letting the home go into full blown foreclosure.  Nicholas McConnell and Realty One Group Luxury Properties sincerely appreciates your business, and we look forward to possibly working with you.

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Purchasing a home may be the single most important investment of your life, and possibly the largest purchase you will ever make. When you are dealing with hundreds of thousands of dollars, it may be a good idea to use Realtor with experience, a fine knowledge of the area, education, and aggressiveness. An aggressive Realtor that knows how to negotiate the price of the home with you effectively may be the single most important factor when getting a good price on a home.

The first thing you want to do when purchasing a home in Arizona is to get pre-qualified for a home loan. This step does not take long, but is extremely necessary. In Arizona, you cannot get into a contract without getting pre-qualified for a loan. When you get pre-qualified for a loan, the lender that pre-qualifies you will produce a document called an LSR. Once you have a loan status report, you are able to write an offer on a home.

When purchasing a home, it is usually a good idea to see what has sold recently in the area. When you find the home that you want to purchase, a good Realtor will give you a comparative market analysis. This report will show you recently sold properties in your neighborhood. This will give you an indication of the market conditions in the area you are planning on buying in. You will be able to see if prices have been falling, rising, or remaining steady. This may or may not be an issue, but I do not believe anyone wants to over pay for a home.

Once your have made on offer on your home with your Realtor and the contract has been accepted by the seller, you move in to the inspection period. Generally, you have ten days to conduct inspections. It is a very good idea to have the home inspected by a professional home inspector. If you do not know one your Realtor should be able to recommend one. A home inspection will cost anywhere between three hundred dollars and five hundred dollars depending on the size of the home. This is money well spent because you will know exactly what is wrong with the home.

The inspectors will inspect the electric system, plumbing, roof, flooring, pool equipment, appliances, doors, showers, and several other items. After the inspections have been completed you then ask the seller to make repairs with a document called the Buyers Inspection Notice and Sellers Response. It is a contract within the contract. The buyer and the seller negotiate the terms of what is going to be fixed and what is not. The Realtors will quarterback the process, but again, it is imperative you have a Realtor that is aggressive so that you get more items fixed during the inspection period.

After the terms of the Buyers Inspection Notice and Sellers Response have been negotiated and agreed upon, it is usually smooth sailing until you go into the title company to sign your final loan documents. After the inspection period, you will want to obtain home owners insurance, and make sure all your utilities will be turned on in your name upon move in. Make sure you work with your lender so that there are no hiccups at the end of the escrow. The lenders job at the end of escrow is to deliver the loan documents to the title company so you can sign the documents. Once the documents have been signed the, title company will deliver the signed documents back to the lender so that they can fund your loan. Once the loan has been funded and recorded, you may now move in to your new home.