🌹💙 Just discovered your awesome channel. Looking to move from Tucson in the foreseeable future. Do you cover rentals especially in town? Both of us are on a fixed income. Thank you for any information. Blessings. 🙏
@@azkiltedrealtor We actually met you at a house you were selling up in that area when we were still searching for a place in Prescott. I believe our place has the largest lot in this neighborhood at .74 acres and we have a large rock pile in the middle of it.
@@pauliedweasel I love the rocks in this neighborhood. I've got a large outcropping that hides most of my home from street view, and a granite boulder that comes right through the wall into my livingroom..!
Do you know some the history of Prescott? One of my favorite memories . Watching as a kid ,when the old Bashford home, house was moved right down Gurley st ,to it's now present Location by the Charlotte hall Museum? Corner of Gurley &McCormick St.
Great question! Coverage in a state known for wildfire is definitely a concern these days. Suggest speaking to an insurance carrier - rates can vary significantly from one to another, and that is well outside my area of expertise. Coincidentally, I spoke to a neighbor this morning who just received a notification of premium increase.
Tossing and turning about fires and increasing insurance premiums could be a reason some decide to leave. It'll happen eventually and when it does few to no insurers will cover it again. Some natural disaster areas like FL have local government insurance but it's minimal and at risk of going broke.
Mine was abruptly cancelled last year when there was a small fire SE of me. At that time it was affordable at around 1K a year. for a very small house.
I love prescott! But can never ,ever live there again. Prescott was , is. A big part of our lives.Prescott is a one of a kind . There can none Other ,like this town ,Never!😊
So all you out of Towner's found Prescott, so what!We are from Prescott and there's more to living in Prescutt. Then a luxury home. Your not from the mile high city and will never ,-can eve,r experience The mile high city as the original prescotonians have.Yes I am from Prescutt as they once called the town,or Prescitt.I drive through the town often enough.The town belongs to all you out of towners,Enjoy!
@@azkiltedrealtor Props to you for bringing that up. People from generations ago would have hunted all the apex predators down and killed them all if one person was killed. It's just common sense. I appreciate the coverage in that area as I've considered taking a trip out there in the valley and looking around. It's way too pricey now but make no mistake it is all going to come down. I'll subscribe and watch out for your other posts.
🌹💙 Just discovered your awesome channel. Looking to move from Tucson in the foreseeable future. Do you cover rentals especially in town? Both of us are on a fixed income. Thank you for any information. Blessings. 🙏
We are happy with our Haley built home on Rocky Dells Drive built in 1969.
I'm just a few streets up on Forest Hills - remodeling my 1964 bungalow!
@@azkiltedrealtor We actually met you at a house you were selling up in that area when we were still searching for a place in Prescott.
I believe our place has the largest lot in this neighborhood at .74 acres and we have a large rock pile in the middle of it.
@@pauliedweasel I love the rocks in this neighborhood. I've got a large outcropping that hides most of my home from street view, and a granite boulder that comes right through the wall into my livingroom..!
Do you know some the history of Prescott? One of my favorite memories .
Watching as a kid ,when the old Bashford home, house was moved right down Gurley st ,to it's now present Location by the Charlotte hall Museum? Corner of Gurley &McCormick St.
Bashford House Donuts?
How much is homeowners insurance with fire protection since Pine burns hot and fast?
Great question! Coverage in a state known for wildfire is definitely a concern these days. Suggest speaking to an insurance carrier - rates can vary significantly from one to another, and that is well outside my area of expertise. Coincidentally, I spoke to a neighbor this morning who just received a notification of premium increase.
Tossing and turning about fires and increasing insurance premiums could be a reason some decide to leave. It'll happen eventually and when it does few to no insurers will cover it again. Some natural disaster areas like FL have local government insurance but it's minimal and at risk of going broke.
Mine was abruptly cancelled last year when there was a small fire SE of me. At that time it was affordable at around 1K a year. for a very small house.
I love prescott!
But can never ,ever live there again. Prescott was , is.
A big part of our lives.Prescott is a one of a kind . There can none Other ,like this town ,Never!😊
So all you out of Towner's found Prescott, so what!We are from Prescott and there's more to living in Prescutt. Then a luxury home. Your not from the mile high city and will never ,-can eve,r experience
The mile high city as the original prescotonians have.Yes I am from Prescutt as they once called the town,or Prescitt.I drive through the town often enough.The town belongs to all you out of towners,Enjoy!
And get mauled by bears?
That's in my "Pros & Cons" video...
@@azkiltedrealtor Props to you for bringing that up. People from generations ago would have hunted all the apex predators down and killed them all if one person was killed. It's just common sense.
I appreciate the coverage in that area as I've considered taking a trip out there in the valley and looking around.
It's way too pricey now but make no mistake it is all going to come down.
I'll subscribe and watch out for your other posts.
I luv me some bears 🐻