Michelle Stockman: Associate Broker

Michelle Stockman: Associate Broker I was born & raised in Ohio, my family and I moved to Lake Havasu in 2002 to escape the cold winters! I love helping YOU reach your goals and dreams!

‪To be successful in real estate, you must always and consistently put your clients' best interests first. ‬ Anthony Hitt
The experience of this transaction should enhance your life and make you feel well cared for and leave you wanting more We found Lake Havasu to be a great place to raise a family. Falling in love with Lake Havasu, I thought it would be great to share the community with others, so I earned my REALTOR® license and went to work! My clients say what sets me apart from others is my honesty and they feel I'm interested in more than just selling them a home! I was the 2016 President of Women's Council of REALTORS® (WCR) and am currently a Director for the Lake Havasu Association of REALTORS®. I love giving back to my REALTOR® community and Lake Havasu! Real Estate is my career of choice because I get to help others find a family home, find a vacation home to get away, find a great investment for down the road, and so much more! So you see, it is NOT about me! It IS all about YOU! As a Realtor, I am here to help from the time we start looking at homes till we close. However, it's more than that! Down the road when you want to know what veterinarian to take your fur baby to or you want to know which hair dresser to go to or mechanic; I'm here for that as well. It's a personal experience for me and I care for my clients/friends from the time we meet! I'm here to help you, so give me a call! 928.486.9323

Happy Mother’s Day to me!!!What a great evening!I’m so blessed!!
05/13/2023

Happy Mother’s Day to me!!!
What a great evening!
I’m so blessed!!

Now for home prices today. As of March 2020, the U.S. median home price was $320,000.
08/20/2020

Now for home prices today. As of March 2020, the U.S. median home price was $320,000.

Home prices have been steadily rising over the last few years. Will the rise continue? Find out what this means for buyers, sellers and homeowners.

Congratulations Mark and Adam!!!
08/15/2020

Congratulations Mark and Adam!!!

WOOHOO! Another great home closed! Thank you for allowing our agent Holly Thomas to help you find your new home!

04/02/2020

This message is to my non realtor friends who have asked “Why are Realtors considered essential?”

The Federal government labeled residential real estate “essential” last week, and let me explain why....it’s not about “sales”, In reality, our government and the real estate industry are much more concerned about people with these sorts of challenges:

A mother of two boys who just lost her husband in a horrible car accident last night. They didn’t have life insurance. She realizes she can no longer afford the home her and her children live in. That mom desperately needs to sell the house and get a smaller one in the same school district because she doesn’t want the kids to be further dramatized by losing their friends right after just losing their dad.

The 80-year-old couple who just moved into a small condo to cut expenses and put their 4-bedroom colonial up for sale. They lost most of their life savings this month in the stock market crash. They must now sell their previous house immediately because they need the proceeds of that sale to sustain them financially.

A couple with an infant daughter who has special long-term medical needs. They must move closer to the hospital that specializes in the type of procedure required to heal their little one. They need to move now.

A woman and her two small kids who has been in an abusive relationship and finally had the courage to say enough is enough! Her priority is to get her kids to a safe home, she needs to move now.

TV concentrates on the glitz and glamour of the profession. In reality, Realtors serve many people through some extraordinarily difficult times. Death, divorce, sickness, job loss. The list goes on.

We don’t talk much about these people and their situations as we simply aren't able to for privacy purposes.

Situations like those mentioned above and many others are taking place right now all over the country. We promise you its not to be selfish, but people do still need to buy, sell or rent a home as a basic need. It’s not about “sales” right now, it’s about serving those that need to move most!
Love you all and be safe

Remember, I’m here if you need anything ... not just to buy or sell your home.
Shared from my realtor friend in Phoenix. ♥️

Do you need help during this time?Please let me know how I can help ... I will try to find a resource for you or help wh...
03/30/2020

Do you need help during this time?
Please let me know how I can help ... I will try to find a resource for you or help wherever I can.

Stay safe and stay healthy!

Locate the different resources available during the coronavirus pandemic. Unemployment, financial, and medical leave resources are available in each state. Find yours here.

03/16/2020

Michelle is a great person.She helped me buy my first home. she was there for me 100 % with her time and explained everything to me even my stupid question. I give her and 11. you can completely trust her she totally look out for your best interest. all I can say if you are looking for your home cal...

03/14/2020

The FHFA reminded mortgage servicers this week that borrowers who are unable to make their monthly mortgage payments due to COVID-19 should be offered forbearance options.

Practice safe social skills and stay well!

Want to see what's happening with the Coronavirus in your area?  Here's a map to help:
03/12/2020

Want to see what's happening with the Coronavirus in your area? Here's a map to help:

This interactive map lets you easily find Coronavirus stories based on location and type of information -- new cases, quarantines, travel restrictions and more.

Home design and decorating fads that are fading fast include macramé, all-gray interiors, shiplap, tribal prints, concre...
02/13/2020

Home design and decorating fads that are fading fast include macramé, all-gray interiors, shiplap, tribal prints, concrete countertops, and accent walls.

What design or decorating fads are you ready to see disappear?!?? Please share!

Michelle Stockman
Lake Havasu City Properties
928.486.9323

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1690 McCulloch Boulevard N, Ste 102
Lake Havasu City, AZ
86403

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