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Top Mistakes to Avoid When Applying for a Hard Money Loan in Arizona.
Hard money loans are a popular financing option for real estate investors in Phoenix, Arizona, who need quick access to funding for their next...
Continue readingR.O.I. Real State – Residential Newsletter- March 2023
In the past month, the Greater Phoenix residential market had a nice upsurge in activity—further evidence, it appears, that people are getting accustomed to the...
Continue readingR.O.I. Real State – Commercial Newsletter- March 2023
Mitigating Risk in an Uncertain Market The Greater Phoenix commercial real estate continues to experience some nervous tension—with particular concerns about the office market and...
Continue readingHow to Find the Right Hard Money Lender in Arizona
If you’re a real estate investor in Arizona, then you know that access to capital is key. Whether you’re flipping houses, developing a new property,...
Continue readingR.O.I. Real State – Residential Newsletter- February 2023
Residential housing demand is keeping pace with low inventory levels. What’s motivating buyers to get their deals done? At least part of the dynamic is...
Continue readingHow to Profit From The Current Real Estate Market
One way to potentially profit from a declining real estate market is to look for properties that are undervalued and have the potential for appreciation....
Continue readingR.O.I. Real State – Commercial Newsletter- December 2022
A Reality Check Comes to the Commercial Market The market reality is finally setting in on the commercial side of Greater Phoenix, sometimes in unexpected...
Continue readingR.O.I. Real State – Commercial Newsletter- June 2022
In the May issue of The Real State, we discussed the overall potential impact of interest rates on commercial real estate, including increased building and...
Continue readingR.O.I. Real State – Residential Newsletter- May 2022
We likely saw a market peak in mid-April, when rates hit 5%. The double whammy for the consumer/homebuyers (rate increases and increased pricing) meant that...
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