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Can I Use “Rule B” to Reduce My Property Taxes?

In 2014, Arizona?s Proposition 117 went into effect and established a 5% limit on property valuations. Since that time, many homeowners have grown accustomed to receiving their notices of value from their county assessors without expecting much of a difference in their assessed property values. If you have recently received…

What You Need to Know About Your Arizona Deed

When buying and selling Arizona property, you will encounter several legal documents.? Your deed is the instrument which legally transfers ownership of a property from one owner to the other. ?However, there are different types of deeds used to convey property.? Here is what you need to know about your…

Is 2020 the Year to Sell or Buy in Phoenix?

According to a recent article, Phoenix is expected to be one of the five top housing markets in the United States in 2020. Maricopa County?s employment sector has shown significant gains in the tech, healthcare bioscience, manufacturing, business, and financial services industries, and the economy is booming. As more residents…

Are Ghost Kitchens on the Rise in Commercial Real Estate?

Due to recent events, many traditional Arizona restaurants have adapted to offering delivery and ?to-go only? menus to remain operational. Even with the state opening back up, some residents will opt for curbside or delivery rather than a sit-down experience. With these changes, some restaurant owners are permanently moving to…

An $18 Million Discovery Project Proposed for Fountain Hills

Fountain Hills, Arizona, is north of the 202 and east of the 101 and is situated next to the breathtaking vistas of McDowell Mountain. This East Valley town is known for its namesake, a tall stream water fountain that ejects a stream of water up to 560 feet in the…

What to Consider Before Buying Your New Arizona Home

According to a recent report, Arizona was one of the three most popular states for new residents in 2019. The trend has continued in 2020 with new arrivals moving into the Grand Canyon State each day. As with any move, before you take steps to relocate, it’s essential to do…

Want to Move to Phoenix? Here is What to Expect

With its booming economy and desirable living conditions, Phoenix has become a popular place for out-of-state transplants. Approximately 68% of Arizonians were born outside of the state, and many new arrivals are heading straight for Phoenix. If you want to move to Phoenix, here is what to expect: A Competitive…

The Qualities You Need in Your Arizona Real Estate Attorney

Having a lawyer to advise you and review documents related to your Arizona property transaction is essential to protecting your interests.? However, in order to get the right representation, you need to make sure your chosen counsel has certain key attributes.? Here are some of the qualities you need in…

Commercial Real Estate Developments in the Arizona Healthcare Market

As Phoenix’s population continues to grow and more businesses establish operations in and around Maricopa County, its citizens are going to need adequate resources to meet their medical treatment needs. In response to this growth, there have been several commercial real estate developments in the Arizona healthcare market. There have…

Forgiveness on Forgiven Debt Extended Through 2014

Did you have a short sale or let your home foreclose in 2014? Did you negotiate a settlement with your lender? If so, you may be eligible for a tax exemption. The amount you owe, but don?t have to pay back, is considered forgiven debt. The IRS considers forgiven debt…