March 10th, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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Tucson HUD homes are very low priced or cheap even in todays market. If you are a first time home buyer in Tucson, Marana, Sahuarita, Vail, Oro Valley, or Catalina

Current Tucson HUD Home For Sale For $112k!

buying one of the many HUD homes for sale in Tucson could be a large savings for you as they offer incredible upside as well as programs designed to help you buy and fix up (in some cases) these HUD Homes.

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March 9th, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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Eagle Crest Ranch developed by DR Horton for the past several years offers one of the best values for buyers looking to live on the far north side of the Tucson metro region. Eagle Crest Ranch is in Catalina Arizona, Catalina is a small but fast growing city within Pinal County. Catalina is growing with all of its recent new

Eagle Crest Ranch Offers A Great Value For Today's Home Buyers

home neighborhoods that have been developed recently (most notably Black Horse Ranch) Catalina offers buyers who may not want to be in Oro Valley affordable new home options.

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March 8th, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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In a step to distance itself from competitors local Tucson home builder TJ Bednar has decided to install solar panels on all of its homes in two different neighborhoods. Homes in both of TJ Bednar’s new home neighborhoods of Vista Montana Estates and Lakeside Ridge will include solar systems that TJ Bednar says will provide all of the energy needed for the home and even be able to produce excess which would then be sold back to TEP.

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March 7th, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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Home Values in Tucson have changed dramatically over the past 10 years both towards the upside and then as the market has re-aligned recently. Home values in general within Oro Valley are quite a bit higher then in the greater Tucson area, while areas such as the SW offer lower then average home values. Buyers specifically move-up buyers, retirees, and higher end managers/ business owners seem to be pulled to the higher end feel that Oro Valley has as well as its magnificent mountain views, world class golf, and a small town feel. Other areas of the Tucson metro region also offer amenities and benefits that drive buyers to those specific regions. All of these factors play into home values in Oro Valley as well as the greater Tucson area and are reasons buyers prefer to live within it.

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March 6th, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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When listing a Tucson home for sale it is not always an easy thing to know what you should do to it before placing on the market, or how to find the right real estate agent (Realtor) that will present your home for sale in it’s best light allowing it to sell for the most money possible quickly. The first item to cover is what you should do to your home before you place up for sale and a quick easy checklist would be as follows:

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March 5th, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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Northwest (NW) Tucson real estate is the largest segment of Tucson real estate accounting for close to 33% of all listings and homes sold. NW Tucson real estate offers

NW Tucson is the largest segment of Tucson real estate and continues to grow

many different neighborhoods and homes for sale. Depending upon price range and needs NW Tucson should be able to accommodate any housing want/ need as the homes for sale vary in size, type, style, and amenities. So what are the best homes for sale in Northwest (NW) Tucson? What neighborhoods are the most coveted and the best deals?

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March 4th, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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Tucson Mortgage/ refinance rates are incredibly low right now and it makes the case for many home owners to refinance into a lower rate saving

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March 3rd, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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In going over the Tucson foreclosure housing market statistics (stats) it was interesting to see which way the foreclosure market is headed. I went through 3 different months last year and took a snapshot of what the market was doing at those points. The furthest I could go back was July of 2009 when the Tucson MLS made an input specifically for REO (also known as bank owned, or a foreclosure) so that those homes specifically could be sorted out and in my case tracked. With that being said these are 3 months over the past 8 to show where the Tucson distress/ bank owned home market segment is moving:

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March 1st, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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If you are like many home sellers in the Tucson area there is a chance you have placed your home for sale and little to

Today's Home Selling Market Is Crowded With Other Sellers, Don't Get Stuck Behind Them Get Ahead Of Them!

not enough interest from buyers is what has occurred. With so many foreclosure homes on the market and buyers watching every dollar they spend; the sell side of the real estate transaction can be a very tough side to be on. It’s important for sellers to have a certain outlook on what to expect in today’s market the first couple of items I would recommend sellers understand is the following;

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February 26th, 2010 by Michael Oliver

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New home sales came in at a very low level last month (January) in fact the sale levels were the lowest ever recorded  in over 46 years! New home sales generally are

New Homes Fell Off A Cliff In January Nationally Tucson Is Doing Better Then Most However

weak in January but the stats showed a annual level/ rate (seasonally adjusted) of 309,000 new homes. That rate is almost impossible to believe even an anemic rate comes in at roughly at a 400k new home pace. I think this is a bottoming out of sorts for the new home industry in my experience the Tucson new home market while still in recovery is doing better then most markets.

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