You've got a number in your head. Maybe it's the Zestimate you screenshotted in spring 2022. Maybe it's what the house two doors down sold for that summer, when buyers were writing love letters and waiving appraisals. That number is the hardest thing to let go of...
You keep hearing Phoenix buyers finally have the upper hand. Then you tour a house in Gilbert and the listing agent acts like it's 2021. Both things can be true. "Buyer's market" isn't a mood or a headline. It's a test with actual numbers behind it, and the Phoenix...
You finally got your spreadsheet to work at 6.6%. Then the number moved five weeks in a row, and this Thursday it crossed a line a lot of buyers were quietly dreading. Seven percent. It's a psychological number as much as a financial one, and it's landing right as...
Every Arizona seller hears the same advice in October: wait until spring. It is repeated so consistently that almost nobody checks it against the state's own listing data. When you do check it, the advice turns out to be imported from somewhere with a real winter,...
For a long stretch, nobody in Arizona thought about homeowners insurance during a transaction. You closed, you called an agent, you got a policy, it was cheap. That sequence now fails often enough to plan around. Buyers are getting declined, quoted at unexpected...
You put solar on the roof six years ago. Now you are listing, and your agent asks a question you cannot immediately answer: do you own the system, or does a finance company? That one question branches into four different closings. Underneath it sits a second...
The listing photo has a pool, a mountain behind it, and a sky doing something absurd at 6pm. What it does not have is the July electric bill, the pool service invoice, the HOA dues, or the line on your registration renewal that made you check the math twice. None...
If the plan is to use the house from October through April and close the door behind you the rest of the year, you're not shopping for the same thing as someone moving in full time. You're shopping for a use pattern. Six months occupied, six months empty, and the...
There is no such thing as a Phoenix property tax rate. That is the misconception worth clearing up before a relocating buyer builds a monthly budget around a number a listing agent quoted. Every parcel in Maricopa County sits inside a tax area code that stacks the...
In a Phoenix-metro market where prices have climbed for years, the fees tied to buying and selling have quietly climbed too, and a lot of that money never had to leave your pocket. Homie was built to fix that. We are a licensed Arizona real estate brokerage with...
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