First Market Minute of 2022
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John Angelo goes over how to approach the new year as a real estate buyer or seller.
John Angelo goes over how to approach the new year as a real estate buyer or seller.
1. Read the reviews. What are prior guests saying?
2. Don’t assume a booked calendar means no vacancy.
3. How long have these properties been around and renting to furnished guests?
4. What is their peak season as well as their low season rate?
5. How many average nights do their guests stay? Do you want to offer something different?
6. How do the competitors comply with the HOA rules (if any)?
1. If the manager does not bring guests or “quality” renters you have lost in the long run. Does your manager book any reservations away from OTA’s (Airbnb or VRBO). What percentage of their guests return or are booked via a referral?
Estimate…….. $10,000 per bedroom.
One bedroom / one bath condo =$10000
Three bedroom / two bath home = $30000
Five bedroom/ three bath = $50000 +
This is to furnish on a budget….luxury home with all the accessories up to $20000 per bedroom.
We are honored to be recognized by Phoenix Magazine as one of the Top Producing real estate teams in the Valley for 2021 with the Gold Award. We appreciate and owe this to the fantastic clients that we are privileged to help. See how we rank here.
Fall is officially here, and there is no better way to celebrate cooler temperatures than with some fun and food-packed festivals around the Valley. We have handpicked three fall festivals that every foodie can appreciate.
Join the Fall fun 90 miles north of Phoenix at Mortimer Farms in Dewey, Arizona. The festivities will include a hay maze, rides, great food, sweets, and farm fun.
When: September 10th – September 19th (Soft Opening) October 1st – October 31st.
Where: 12907 E. State Route 169, Dewey, AZ 86327
The Info: Admission varies from $12 to $22.50, and all tickets need to be purchased online.
Join the culinary fun at Chandler’s Chuck Wagon Cook-Off. This festival is one of the biggest chuck wagon cooking events in the Southwest. The 2021 event will focus on food with a back-to-basics approach with only wagon viewing and lunch meals as activities.
When: Saturday, November 13, 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Where: Tumbleweed Park at 2250 S. McQueen Road, Chandler, AZ 85286
The Info: All festivities will be held at Tumbleweed Ranch for a look back at western history. Appropriate social distancing and COVID-19 procedures will be in place. Details
Following the end of its summer space-themed events, the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess will host its fall festival with mini carnival rides, a pumpkin patch, fireworks, and a hay maze. New this year is The Cider Orchard with flaming ciders (alcoholic and nonalcoholic), kettle corn, and caramel apples, Mystic Passage with animatronics and photo opportunities, and “The Spookeasy” at the Plaza Bar.
When: September 29th to October 31st
Where: 7575 East Princess Drive, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
The Info: Festival admission is included for overnight guests at the resort. The public can also gain admission to the festival by dining at one of the resort’s restaurants ($75 spend min. per vehicle) or purchasing parking ($72 for self-parking and four wristbands or $108 for valet and six wristbands), Purchase admission here.
The 10th Annual Rockin’ Taco Fest is back on and jam-packed with fun and food. With 20 local food trucks, restaurants, and food vendors, there will be something for everyone. The festival will also include beer and margarita booths, live music, and Lucha Libre Wrestlers.
When: September 25th, 2021, from noon to 9:00 p.m.
Where: Dr. AJ Chandler Park – 178 E Commonwealth Ave Chandler AZ 85225. (Downtown Chandler)
The Info: Tickets can be purchased online and are $12 online or $20 at the door. Kids that are 12 and under get free admission. Food, drinks, and games are sold separately.
We are on the back-end of the Valley Summer, and the triple-digit heat is still here. We have come up with five heat escape locations to hit this weekend and cool off.
Sedona: Sedona is pretty much wide open and back to business as usual, with many restaurants, hotels, and trails available at total capacity. The average temperature high is in the ’90s, with morning and night lows hitting the low 60s. Here is a list of things to do while in Red Rock Country.
Only 100 miles north of Phoenix, you can escape to a temperature drop of 20-30 degrees. Prescott has tons to offer to the casual visitor, with many places open at regular capacity. Prescott is also a popular Summer golf destination, with most courses available and running close to normal. See Prescott Golf Courses
From the Saguaros of Phoenix, you can be in the pine trees of Flagstaff in just over two hours. Flagstaff’s summer temperatures usually do not hit 90°. There is something for everyone in Flagstaff from golf, fishing, hiking, resorts, and even a little bit of nightlife. Check out fun stuff to do in Flag this weekend.
An hour and 40 minutes through Tonto National Forest, you can be in Payson and enjoy lower summer temperatures and higher elevation. There are many ways to access the water and open trails where it is easier to practice social distancing and still have fun. Things to do in Payson
The White Mountains: Show Low, Greer, Springerville, Pine-Top, and Alpine are just some of the communities that make up the white mountains. There are tons to do throughout the white mountains, including camping, hiking, fishing, and golf. White Mountain Fun.
John Angelo with The Angelo Group in Phoenix Arizona talks about the power and multiple options of refinancing. There are companies that all do is refinance and have the ability to approve these loans quickly.