Tag Archives: Retirement Communities
Stephen Brooks

Get 2.5% Gift Funds From The Lending Company On A FHA, VA Loan!!

What is the 1% Down Program? You can get as much as 96.5% of the home sales costs financed through home loans. But you are still required to raise 3.5% of the final cost of the home on your own. The lending Company is offering 2.5% gift funds. If you are from the lower or [...] Read more

Tim Broderick

Avoid Hibernation. Arizona Your Fall and Winter Paradise!

If you are tired of the sleet and snow and driving rain, if you are tired of gray skies and blistering winds then it is time to make your way to Arizona. The Phoenix/Scottsdale metro area is your home for some of the best weather around this time of year and more activities than you [...] Read more

Rachel Anderson

Dolce Vita, a retirement community worth moving into.

So you want a community that suites your lifestyle, but doesn’t restrict you in any way.  You want to live in a community where other people are your age and have the same interests… A list of events fill their calendar at Dolce Vita, so you will never find yourself with nothing to do.  Amenities include: 33,000 sq [...] Read more

Tim Broderick

Arizona is Your Home for Baseball! Welcome Home!

What a Labor Day weekend it has been so far. My son just became a member of The Outlaws Baseball Club here locally and is playing in his first tournament at The Peoria Sports Complex. There are teams from all over the valley playing. If you love baseball then Arizona is the place for you. [...] Read more

Tim Broderick

Canadian Buyers: Considerations and Preparation

Canadians love Arizona. As time goes on I have had the opportunity to be of service to more and more Canadians buying homes in the Valley. This is the first in a short series of blogs that will cover important information for Canadian Buyers to keep in mind. There are items for both cash buyers [...] Read more

Tim Broderick

22% Forgivable Seconds! Your Way Home AZ Grant Program

The “Your Way Home AZ Grant Program” is a program set up for purchase assistance of foreclosed homes. The borrower must qualify for a 75% 1st mortgage as they would with a standard purchase transaction. The state will provide a 22% 2nd mortgage with no interest (silent 2nd). A 3% down payment is required. 75% [...] Read more

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