Showing posts with label loans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label loans. Show all posts

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Downtown Prescott Bungalow

Wonderful Bungalow style homes in downtown Prescott AZ.  Homes was built in 1900 and has 1330 sqft, 2 bedroom and 1 bath, plus an in-law suite. Walking distance to Yavapai College, the Square, schools, parks, and any shopping you could want.   Newer roof and deck, gated parking area, and freshly painted.  Perfect move in ready home.  Please call Jason Maneely at 928-925-6050 for any questions.

Friday, December 16, 2011

Luxury House - How the other half lives!!


Occasionally, I like to look at houses that there is no way I can afford.  They are most peoples dream homes, the house when all the kids are gone and I've made my fortune house.  Well, if I continue to live in Prescott, this would be high on the list, maybe first.  It's great because it is located close to everything.  Someday I would like to own a big ranch, but if you do that you have to live so far from all the restaurants and other entertainment.  This place is 10/15 minutes from downtown Prescott.  Also, its got a infinity edge pool that over looks Prescott.  I could only imagine swimming in that at night with all the downtown lights, awesome.  I could go on and on about this estate, check it out and make your own decision.  What do you like, let me know, and if I can pre-qualify you for the house, we'll go look at it!!  If there is something else that you want to sell or buy, let me know and I can help you with that as well.  You can call or text at 928-925-6050 or email me at jpmaneely@kw.com.


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Friday, July 15, 2011

Great New Ad Running in USA Today

For those of you sitting on the fence, here is a great ad that ran in USA Today on July 14th. I've told everyone who will listen that this is the best time to buy. It is possible that the prices may go down, but even if it is another couple of percent, most people will keep the equity in there purchases as long as you were able to put the normal 20-25% down. Any with the low interest rates and VA, FHA, and other loans allowing owner occupants to put down at little as 3%, there no reason for people to be renting.

Check it out:

http://www.realogy.com/documents/USATodayadFINAL07132011.pdf