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Here is some great information from Michael McDermott  Real Estate loan Financing after a bankruptcy, foreclosure or short sale. Below you will find the guidelines as of today for each of these scenarios. Read more..Obtaining Financing after foreclosure There are many new laws regarding short sales. Will the seller be responsible for the deficiency? If you are considering a short sale or foreclosure it would be in your best interest to consult with a Real Estate Attorney. Get ready for the Surprise Fiesta. For more information click on the link Celebrate with the City of Surprise at the Fiesta Surprise event on Saturday, September 18 from 5 -10pm. This free family event will be held at the Surprise Recreation Campus – Surprise Stadium and will highlight Surprise’s heritage and the 50th Anniversary of the City of Surprise. This unique event will feature live entertainment, a custom car and bike show, great food and fun for the whole family! Enjoy the full festival experience with live Mariachis, Fiesta Bands, Folklorico Dancers and a Kids’ Fun Zone with Pinata Busts. Get a taste of Surprise and sample a variety of local Mexican food such as tacos, burritos, tamales and even habanero ice cream! You can also cool off with your favorite drinks including margaritas, Bud Lime, Corona and more. Adding to the atmosphere is the Custom Car and Bike Shows – perfect for all car and bike enthusiasts! You can also get involved by participating in the Youth Art Contest, hosted by the Surprise Historical Society, and themed “Surprise 50 years ago”. Mark your calendars and get ready for Fiesta Surprise – a full evening of fun and entertainment! For more information regarding the event or to register for the Car/Bike Shows or the Youth Art Contest, visit our website at www.surpriseaz.gov/specialevents or come to the Community & Recreation Services office located at 15960 N. Bullard Ave. All registrations are due by September 10th. For more information, please contact Marla Babb at 623.222.2258. This is a great artical I just received from one of my long time clients. Please read and click on link below.
If you have ever thought of retiring to a wonderful Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) requiring a substantial investment, scan the following web site.
”Continuing Care Retirement Communities: Risks to Seniors”
There are many risks available that may put your funds in someone else’s pocket
 Sun City Grand sunset Yes it is a little hot and muggy but it is a great place to live. We have had some great monsoon storms and look at the beautiful sunsets let behind. The July 2010 ASU Realty Studies report which is a breakdown of monthly  July Home Sales sales by City and by Traditional Median Price vs. Foreclosure Median Price. Sales over all seem to be moving in a positive direction. For a full list of homes for sale click here
A Place in the Sun - Arizona Retirement Communities After a lifetime of hard work and responsibility the idea of retiring to a beautiful place in the sun is one that appeals to many people. Years ago people flocked to Florida to do just that but these days retirees are heading further west – to Arizona – and one of the many AZ retirement communities that have sprung up over the last several years. If the words retirement community make you think about lines of blue haired old ladies knitting in the sun or old men playing bocce you have never seen or heard anything about the Arizona active retirement communities. These are places buzzing with activity and amenities designed to suit the lifestyle of today’s active seniors. Arizona is a state with a diverse history, landscape and geography, beauty abounds at every turn, but for decades the area was barely settled at all. Between 1990 and now however all that has changed. The population of the Phoenix metropolitan area increased by 45.3% from 1991 through 2001, helping to make Arizona the second fastest growing state in the nation in the 1990s and many of these new residents are older people, attracted to all that the state has to offer. AZ Retirement Communities put you more in mind of a luxury resort in the sun than a senior’s community. All of the great Arizona retirement communities feature beautiful and sprawling golf courses, state of the art fitness centers, sparkling swimming pools and acres of lush gardens to explore. Homes in these retirement communities in Arizona come in all shapes, sizes and price ranges. There really is a property to suit the needs of anyone thinking about retiring to the area to enjoy all that this wonderful area of the country has to offer. Popular retirement communities in Arizona include Sun City, Sun City West, Sun City Festival, Sun City Grand, Trilogy, Ventana Lakes, Arizona Traditions, Corte Bella, Pebble Creek and Westbrook Village. You can discover more about each of these Arizona Retirement communities by clicking on the links at the top of the page. |
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