Arizona Realtor

Sometimes the scariest thing in the job of a real estate agent isn’t a mile long inspection report detailing foundation issues, or seeing your buyer pull up in a new car before their mortgage is approved. From the just plain weird to the downright freaky, the crazy situations agents find themselves in would surprise anyone who hasn’t been in the biz. Below is a curated list of stories from fellow real estate agents who dared to share the spookiest, creepiest things they’ve come across when out listing and selling homes. Some can probably be explained away, while others are just downright funny…and a few will leave you scratching your head and wondering about the existence of “the other side”…

Hello, It's DeDe Forwood, Phoenix REALTOR and for me, It's ALL ABOUT YOU! Have you ever gotten a really super-promotional gift from a service provider that's covered in their branding and contact information? Is that gift for you or for them? I'd like to avoid that if I can as I'm the type to give gifts and surprises. So if we're working together (or going to be), if you could take a few moments...

A real estate transaction can be an exciting thing to experience, but it can also be nerve-wracking and stressful. Your experience will largely depend on the circumstances surrounding your transaction and, perhaps more importantly, the agent you’re working with. A great agent will not only get you over the finish line to the best of their ability, but they can also change your life for the better....

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The majority of people think the best time to sell a home is during the summer. Children are out of school which makes it much easier for parents to relocate and start a new life in their new home. In actuality, more than half of homebuyers do not have children or have children that are out of the house. There are far fewer numbers of homes for sale during the holidays which makes the...

When you’re buying a home, you might think the price you offer is ultimately the price you’ll pay, but if you’re buying a home with a mortgage, that’s not the case. With a mortgage, in addition to paying your principal (the amount of money the bank loans you to purchase your home), you’ll also pay interest on that principal—which is why the interest rate on your loan is so...