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Spacious and beautiful! Enjoy abundant storage, a huge covered patio, and the perfect space for family and entertaining—...
06/06/2026

Spacious and beautiful! Enjoy abundant storage, a huge covered patio, and the perfect space for family and entertaining—all at a new lower price!

Be on the lookout for an upcoming listing soon. It is a spacious home with a private pool and spa located in San Tan Val...
04/17/2026

Be on the lookout for an upcoming listing soon. It is a spacious home with a private pool and spa located in San Tan Valley. It will be uploaded here and to multiple other sites as well.

11/28/2025

Sure grateful for family, friends, and memories! Happy Thanksgiving:)

10/28/2025

3 Things You Should Check Before Buying a Home in the East Valley

Thinking about buying a home in the East Valley? Before you get swept away by beautiful views and open floor plans, take a moment to look into a few key details that can make a big difference long-term:
1️⃣ HOA Rules and Fees – Many East Valley communities have homeowners' associations. Review their rules and fees carefully—some limit rentals, RV parking, or exterior changes. Make sure the community fits your lifestyle.
2️⃣ Cooling & Energy Efficiency – Our desert heat can test any home. Check the age and condition of the HVAC system, insulation, and windows. Even a few upgrades can lower energy costs significantly.
3️⃣ Future Growth & Development – The East Valley continues to expand rapidly. Look at local development plans—new roads, schools, or shopping centers can impact both traffic flow and property value.
💡 Pro Tip: Doing a little homework now helps you buy with confidence and avoid surprises later.
If you’d like a free East Valley Buyer’s Checklist or insight on which areas are growing fastest, send me a message - I’d be happy to help you find the perfect fit.

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08/18/2024

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You can now get a whole neighborhood for $15 million 👀

Here are the compound details according to the listing, "Sitting on 24 pristine acres, it boasts a lake stocked with trophy bass, a magazine-worthy primary estate, five junior estates, a resort-style pool with cabanas, 22 garage spaces and two garage apartments over 40,000 SF of living space. Renovated in 2020, the property includes 30 bedrooms, 31 baths and 5 half baths."

Listing details: https://rltor.cm/k37r5z

Open House this Saturday 6/5 from 10 - 1p.m. located in Fountain of the Sun 55+ Community Address is 1138 S 81st Place i...
06/04/2021

Open House this Saturday 6/5 from 10 - 1p.m. located in Fountain of the Sun 55+ Community Address is 1138 S 81st Place in Mesa, AZ

What a Builder Warranty Covers on New Constructions (and What You're on the Hook for Yourself)I thought that this was in...
08/10/2018

What a Builder Warranty Covers on New Constructions (and What You're on the Hook for Yourself)

I thought that this was interesting as it applies to anyone who already has purchased a home - or who will be buying one.

What’s covered and what’s not?

The lifespan of a builder warranty depends on the specific features of the house. However, the typical builder warranty lasts six months to two years, with some lasting up to 10 years for "major structural defects" like an unsafe roof.

While there are differences in warranties from builder to builder, in general, they should cover all of a home’s materials and workmanship. In most cases, that includes:

Concrete foundations and floors
Dry basement
Clapboard and shingles
Landscaping
Carpentry
Thermal and moisture cover
Waterproofing
Insulation
Roofing and siding
Doors and windows
Glass
Garage doors
Paint
Plumbing
Electrical
Heating and cooling
Septic system

Most builder warranties don't cover:

Household appliances
Defects resulting from work conducted by the homeowner or anyone else after the builder's work is completed
Shrinkage and expansion of the house
Normal fading of paint
Shrinkage of joints/minor cracking
Weather-related issues
Dampness/condensation caused by failure of the homeowner to maintain adequate ventilation
Insect damage

An important lesson learned is that it never hurts to try. Ask the person in charge of a potential warranty if the item in question is covered. The worst case scenario is that they say no.

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Most new constructions come with a builder warranty, but what does it cover? Check out this list, as well as other essentials new home buyers need to know.

I've mentioned this before - yet the scam lives on. If you know of anyone buying a home - please advise them to be very ...
07/06/2018

I've mentioned this before - yet the scam lives on. If you know of anyone buying a home - please advise them to be very cautious when wiring funds. https://bit.ly/2zgf47p

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