Do I Need a Buyer's Agent in Arizona? Why You'll Sign an Agreement Before Touring
The short answer: No law says you must have one, but most Arizona buyers use an agent because the contract, deadlines and negotiations move fast. Since August 2024, you'll sign a written buyer-broker agreement before touring with a Realtor. It spells out what your agent does and exactly how they're
Relisting at the Same Price? Why Expired Gilbert Listings Rarely Sell the Second Time
Your listing expired and you're thinking about putting it right back up at the same price. Different photos, maybe a new description, same number. Here's the straight answer: that move rarely works, and the reason has nothing to do with your house. Is it a mistake to relist at the same price? Usuall
Does Relisting Reset Days on Market in Arizona? The 45-Day Rule Most Sellers Miss
Your listing expired, and somebody told you to relist it so the clock starts over. In Arizona, that's only sometimes true. The "sometimes" has a number attached, and most sellers never hear it. Here's the rule, who it applies to, and why I'd rather fix your price than game your counter. Does relisti
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