@@nenengando6027 Great question. There are no out of pocket expenses for buyers to see a home. A buyer would need to put down an earnest money deposit once they wrote an offer on a home and the offer were accepted. If you want more specifics feel free to text me at 520-639-9117.
I'm moving to Arizona from North Carolina in December and am looking at settling down in either Phoenix or Tucson. You definitely peekd my interest in Tucson with this video! Thanks for this well-presented information!
@@Josh.simone Thanks for watching. I should make a video comparing PHX to Tucson. I’ve spent a lot of time in PHX so if you want to hear the inside scoop on grab my contact info in the description and let’s connect. Happy to help
Phoenix is hell compared to Tucson. Sorry. I lived there and in Tucson. I think it's getting it's own problems with homelessness and drugs, but Tucson is paradise compared to Phoenix. Visit Phoenix, live in Tucson.
@@interstellarconundrum4774 I am biased but for the same reasons. Tucson is still big enough to have all the conveniences with way less of the riff raff. Also, the views and mountains are superior. And I’ll take the cooler temps in Tucson
@@lifestyleintucsonarizona Mt. Lemmon is fantastic and short drive from Tucson. Many don't realize you can ski there. The only thing I like about Phoenix is its somewhat close proximity to Arcosanti, only an hour away. One of those places I visit whenever I'm in Phoenix on business. I also love the Frank LLoyd Wright's Taliesin West. The 60 minute tour is wonderful. The Norman Lykes house designed by Wright is now an Airbnb and the best experience I've ever had in an Airbnb. I miss Tucson, but it really is not the best place to raise children. Sure it has incredible natural beauty, but I've raised two families, one in Tucson and one where I live now, in the forest near a lake. I'll take the four distinct seasons and the lake in a remote college town with practically zero crime any day of the week. Yes, such places still exist. Thanks for your channel!
Do you have to put down payment?before the realtor can show the house to the buyer?
@@nenengando6027 Great question. There are no out of pocket expenses for buyers to see a home. A buyer would need to put down an earnest money deposit once they wrote an offer on a home and the offer were accepted.
If you want more specifics feel free to text me at 520-639-9117.
I'm moving to Arizona from North Carolina in December and am looking at settling down in either Phoenix or Tucson. You definitely peekd my interest in Tucson with this video! Thanks for this well-presented information!
@@Josh.simone Thanks for watching. I should make a video comparing PHX to Tucson. I’ve spent a lot of time in PHX so if you want to hear the inside scoop on grab my contact info in the description and let’s connect. Happy to help
Phoenix is hell compared to Tucson. Sorry. I lived there and in Tucson. I think it's getting it's own problems with homelessness and drugs, but Tucson is paradise compared to Phoenix. Visit Phoenix, live in Tucson.
@@interstellarconundrum4774 I am biased but for the same reasons. Tucson is still big enough to have all the conveniences with way less of the riff raff. Also, the views and mountains are superior. And I’ll take the cooler temps in Tucson
@@lifestyleintucsonarizona Mt. Lemmon is fantastic and short drive from Tucson. Many don't realize you can ski there. The only thing I like about Phoenix is its somewhat close proximity to Arcosanti, only an hour away. One of those places I visit whenever I'm in Phoenix on business. I also love the Frank LLoyd Wright's Taliesin West. The 60 minute tour is wonderful. The Norman Lykes house designed by Wright is now an Airbnb and the best experience I've ever had in an Airbnb. I miss Tucson, but it really is not the best place to raise children. Sure it has incredible natural beauty, but I've raised two families, one in Tucson and one where I live now, in the forest near a lake. I'll take the four distinct seasons and the lake in a remote college town with practically zero crime any day of the week. Yes, such places still exist. Thanks for your channel!