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Agent Bio
Desert Heritage Real Estate was established in 2005 with a handful of associates and a dream. The founder believed that REALTORS® should be given the opportunity to customize their business and be rewarded accordingly.
We continue to expand the business and marketing plans, combining the original objective of offering the most competitive commission plans available in the market, while linking agent opportunity with an unprecedented training and resource environment for its associates to ensure success in a fiercely competitive field.
Desert Heritage has continued to thrive and grow amid the ever changing market. Our business plan resolves to evolve cautiously, with the recruitment of agents sharing values and purpose complimentary to the company’s vision. Plans to open future offices and expand continuously will ensure a long and successful history for our “Heritage.”
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Our Love/Hate Relationship with HOAs
Written by: Catherine Foland with Desert Heritage Real Estate Upon first meeting with buyer clients, they are anxious to share their wish lists for their new homes—open floor plans, quartz countertops, wood floors and large backyards with pools. We rarely hear a buyer say they would love a next-door neighbor with a weed-ridden front yard… Read more »
Home Inspections
Having A Home Inspection Can Unearth DIY Mistakes Some home sellers seem surprised when a buyer unveils a home inspection report that lists minor, or possibly more serious, repair issues that need to be addressed as part of the sale. When the time comes for negotiation between buyer and seller, haggling over these issues can… Read more »
Desert Living: Tips for Choosing Patio Furniture
One of the best things about living in Arizona is getting to enjoy the outdoors. Unlike living in Chicago or New York, Arizonans don’t have to winterize their patio every year, but the unique climate in the southwest can be better suited for certain outdoor furniture materials. Here are a few tips to keep in… Read more »
Refacing kitchen cabinets
What’s the remedy for kitchen cabinets that are beginning to look a little down and out? Well, a new face of course. So how do you go about getting your cabinets a new face? Refacing means covering the exposed cabinet frames (or boxes) with a veneer of real wood or plastic laminate. Doors and drawer… Read more »
Mortgage Loan Pre-Approval Process Explained
You have decided it is time to buy a home. Excited to start the search you contact your real estate agent and want to start viewing homes. But wait! You have forgot the most important first step! You need to get pre-qualified for a mortgage loan by your lender. I am often asked several questions about… Read more »
Spotlight on Jonathan Brown, 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty
Desert Heritage: How did you get started in your industry? Jonathan: After separating active duty with the US Air Force in 2004, I was attending school full time while delivering pizza full time for Pizza Hut in Austin, TX. I came across a job posting that stated “NEW HOME SALES. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY.” I responded… Read more »
Ready to purchase a new home but short on cash?
With an FHA mortgage loan and Home in 5 my last client was able to purchase a home for 270K, ZERO down, seller concessions, plus a 1 year home warranty plan, and $1000 earnest deposit returned at close of escrow! Too good to be true? I’m happy to say it’s TRUE!“What is this Home in 5 you speak… Read more »
Do I really need a Home Inspection?
The answer is always YES, even if you are a super hero with special powers to see through walls! You need to know what you are getting into before you sign on the dotted line. There can be issues that your seller is unaware of. There may be problems you will want fixed prior to purchasing… Read more »
New Year – New Home? Part 3: Location, location, location!
How to Choose a Lot When Buying a New Home In part 2 of this blog series, I encouraged you to “do your homework” by researching home builders before leaving a deposit or signing on the dotted line. All builders are different and you deserve to make an informed decision when buying a new home…. Read more »
New Year – New Home? Part 2: Do Your Homework!
How to Research Builders Before Buying Your New Home in the West Valley In part 1 of this series, I touched on some things to consider before you buy a new home. One of the first things I mention is to research home builders. In the Phoenix area’s West Valley, there are dozens of builders… Read more »