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Darlene Brooks

Surprise Arizona

by on October 3, 2011 in Phoenix Comments { 0 }

  Surprise Arizona is locate Northwest of Phoenx and is the sixth growing city of Arizona.   Surprise was founded in 1938 by Flora Mae Statler, who named it Surprise.  She named it Surprise because she said ” be surprised if city amounted to much”.  If Mrs Statler could see Surprise now she would surely [...] Read more

Darlene Brooks

What Should I Offer?

by on September 30, 2011 in Phoenix Comments { 0 }

  I hear this all the time “what should I offer”, I tell my buyers to offer their highest and best offer if they want to buy a house.  Recently I had a client that saw a house and it had all the things in a new home they wanted and need.  I advised my client [...] Read more

Darlene Brooks

Where is the best place to live in Phoenix

by on September 19, 2011 in Phoenix Comments { 0 }

I get this question all the time where to live in Phoenix, that question has many answers I will touch upon a few.  Where you live depends on a lot are you single, family with school age kids,  and how much you are willing to spend for your new home.  If you are single you [...] Read more

Darlene Brooks

More bang for buck

by on September 19, 2011 in Phoenix Comments { 0 }

If you are thinking to buy your first home in the Phoenix metro area, you may want to consider Glendale.  Glendale is located west of Phoenix and offers easy access to the city, as well as to the many businesses. Glendale is one of the most affordable home communities throughout the Valley.  For first time [...] Read more

Adele Coffman

REO Listing Agent…I FINALLY Had A Good Experience!

by on August 9, 2011 in Canadian Buyers, Featured, Real Estate Career Comments { 0 }

I am sure it is hard working for the banks as their listing agent…(working for the devil some refer to it as). BUT…I do not think that gives you a license to NOT do your job well. EVERYTHING is more difficult than it was a few years ago. Most of us (those that have managed [...] Read more

Darlene Brooks

Reasons why newcomers relocate to Phoenix

by on July 15, 2011 in Canadian Buyers Comments { 0 }

There three primary reasons people relocate to Phoenix they are the warm weather, wages and weekends. Shining brightly more than 300 days each year. The warm weather attracts an estimate $5 billion annually to valley economy. Tourism also draws a steady flow of newcomers looking to settle down in the Phoenix area. For every three [...] Read more

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