Yearly Archives: 2014

By: Barry Becker   As we all know, virtually all property in the state of Arizona not owned by a government or charity, is subject to a property tax. Interestingly, many people fail to pay their property taxes on a timely basis. When those property taxes are not paid, the County sells liens to interested… Read more

By Pamela Barker   Avi Dan, recently contributed an article to Forbes on what will be important in 2015 for business planning. It’s a great article that I highly recommend reading.  What struck me was this quote: “Transparency will become the most important tool of marketing. Consumers are going to continue to exert power and… Read more

By Stephanie Monroe Wilson Most purchasers of residential or commercial land believe that within certain limits, they can use the land for whatever purpose they desire. One restriction purchasers may not consider when buying a property are easements. Land is often subject to easements of various kinds which can substantially limit a property owners’ use… Read more

Brian North Article Written By: Tricia Covert   Over the past decade, the popularity of home television shows has skyrocketed. Top-rated shows such as Flip or Flop, Rehab Addict, Property Brothers, Love It or List It and many others keep captive viewers tuned in week after week. Phoenix metro even took part in the trend… Read more

By Michael Denious   The Real Estate Commissioner’s Rules include the following warnings to real estate licensees concerning what are referred to as “pre-possession” and “post-possession” occupancy agreements: J.  A salesperson or broker shall not: 1. Permit or facilitate occupancy in a person’s real property by a third party without prior written authorization from the… Read more