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Question: My husband and I are considering moving to the surprise area of Arizona?

I am seeing a lot of foreclosed and short sale homes. What is the actual cost of an 3br 2ba home there? How is the job market? (construction, security and nursing?). We are planning a trip out there in July so we can get a sense of the HEAT! we are in Maine now and we hate the snow, darkness and ignorance! Any advice?

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Answer: East Coast = Liberal
Arizona= Still Conservative
Arizona=Pro Gun
East Coast=Anti Gun
East Coast=Anti Freedom in matters such as self defense
Arizona=Self Defense is still common without going to jail

If you grew up in the East my money would say you would be better off to stay out East

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Buying Foreclosed Homes In Arizona

Question: how old do you have to be to buy a foreclosed home?

okay so do you HAVE to be 18 cause the house is super nice and its less than 2000 dollars so i could easily buy that all i would have to do towards the house payment is pay for like hydro and electricity and stuff and i have a job so no problem.

but yeah do you have to be 18?
the house is in arizona.

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Answer: Yes, you have to be 18. You can not sign a sales contract before then.

we buy mesa az houses, we buy homes phoenix arizona

Cheap Foreclosed Homes In Arizona

The housing market in Seattle, Washington is still dominated by REO properties for sale. But the level of foreclosures in the area is much lower compared with other housing markets in the country. Thus, home sales could sometime be slow and prices showed gains because bargain hunters find a much lower supply of cheap REO properties for sale in the region.

In April, the region’s median home sale price increased slightly, but declined by 11 percent from the previous year and 16 percent from its 2007 peak.

Last May, the metropolitan statistical areas of Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue posted 3,142 escrows for new, existing and resale homes and condominiums. The figures cover counties of Snohomish, Pierce and King.

MDA DataQuick reported that home sales also increased by 13.5 percent compared with April figures, but declined by 21.7 percent from a year ago. Furthermore, the sales total last month was the lowest for the same period since 1994. Year-to-year sales dropped consecutively for 36 months while sales of new homes posted a record low last month.

Meanwhile, REO property for sale in the region drives affordability and home sales. But unlike other housing markets, foreclosure is not so rampant that it may result to a drastic drop in home prices.

Last month, 19.2 percent of resold properties in Seattle have been foreclosed for a year, an increase of 5.9 percent compared a year ago and down from a high of 21.8 percent last February. On the other hand, foreclosure resales accounted for more than 50 percent of all reselling activity in Las Vegas, Nevada, Phoenix in Arizona and many areas in California.

The combined median price for new, existing and foreclosure resale homes and condominiums was $308,000, representing a 1 percent gain from April’s $305,000 and a 10.7 percent drop from the previous year.

Last May’s median home price was the highest recorded for any month, except December which was $318,000. But the December figures were down by 15.7 percent than the region’s median peak price of $365,000 in June 2007.

Industry experts said that the median home sale price’s slight increase last month from April was the result of low supply of foreclosure resales and the mild gain in sales of properties above $300,000.

Last month, the median price for a single-family detach REO property for sale was $307,000, representing a decline of 13.5 percent from the previous year.

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Joseph Smith has been educating buyers on the finer points of REO Properties at ForeclosureDeals.com for over ten years.

Article Source: ArticlesBase.com - REO Properties for Sale Still Big Part of the Housing Market

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