I grew up in Litchfield Park, went to High School at Agua Fria and still live and work here. I have watched the West Valley grow over these last 34 years and would not want to be anywhere else! Below is a listing of the newest Litchfield Park Real Estate on the market, if you would like to schedule a showing or just have a question, please give me a call at 623-252-9350. The West Valley Home Team - Your Litchfield Park Real Estate Experts!
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Selling your home in Litchfield Park can seem like an overwhelming process, but We’d love the opportunity to turn your dreams into reality and help you experience a successful home sale. With so many moving parts, it’s important to find a Realtor who knows what they are doing and has years of experience and knowledge. We’ve worked hard to fine-tune our system for success that will help make the home selling process less stressful for you.
Your home is most likely your largest financial asset and we don't take that lightly. We have a proven process that can help you sell it effectively and successfully. We help you:
Our pre-listing expertise, established market connections and our comprehensive marketing help you find a buyer quickly. Once we find a buyer, our system will keep you informed and guide you every step of the way until closing. We strongly believe that communication is key to a successful sale of your home. Before you know it your home will be sold and you will be ready for the next chapter in your life!
We look forward to hearing from you!
St Patrick's Day is a time for laughter, tradition and celebrating good fortune, so if you happen to be selling your home, this could be a great day for you.
In honor of this fun-loving holiday, we're sharing some tips to help you and your home as you embrace the luck of the Irish!
According to Interthinx Mortgage Fraud Report from Q4 2012, Arizona is one of the top 5 states for mortgage fraud. Arizona distressed homeowners are being scammed everyday as they try to work themselves out a tough financial situation. And these scammers can seem like a legitimate company trying to help you. So how can you avoid being scammed and what types of scams should you look for?
The number 1 way to avoid being scammed is to never pay any money upfront. This mortgage relief scam of charging upfront money and then not performing the promised services has been very popular for scammers. So much so that the FTC has established a Rule to protect distressed homeowners looking for options. The Mortgage Assistance Relief Services Rule makes it illegal for companies to collect any fees upfront. In order for a company to collect fees the homeowner must have received an offer of relief from his or her lender and accepted it.
Want to learn the other four? Download a free report by clicking on the link below.
The Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA) program helps homeowners avoid foreclosure through a short sale or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure. HAFA also helps struggling homeowners move on with their life by providing eligible homeowners with a $3000 financial incentive, or relocation assistance. In addition, HAFA completely releases homeowners from their mortgages and any future liability or deficiency judgements. And with the extension of the Mortgage Debt Relief Act, the time couldn't be better to escape an unmanageable mortgage!
To learn more about HAFA and how you can get paid to sell your underwater home click on the link below for a FREE report:
FREE REPORT: Struggling to Make Your Mortgage? Uncle Sam May Pay You to Sell Your House!
News of an asteroid touching down in the Chelyabinsk Ural region of Russia last week may have you wondering if your home is insured against such a calamity.
If you haven't heard about the incident that demolished glass buildings and caused nearly 1,ooo injuries, the asteroid strike took place on Friday, February 15th.
And, although NASA identified it as a "tiny asteroid," you'll still enjoy the news about to be shared.
Your home is more than likely insured against asteroids by homeowners insurance.
Of course individual policies vary, so you'd need to verify with your respective agent and company, but according to State Farm Media Specialist, Robert Villegas, asteroids are an event covered by homeowners insurance.
According to the Homeowners and Business-owners policy guidelines, "Both 'Falling Objects' and 'Aircraft', which includes self-propelled missiles (meteors) and spacecraft are covered as well as damage to property inside the building would be covered if the falling debris first damages and penetrates the building roof or walls, then damages the property on the inside."
And, in case you were wondering, State Farm insured cars are covered, as well, if they carry comprehensive coverage. Villegas shared that, "Comprehensive coverage includes losses due to missiles, falling objects and a whole range of other incidents. However if you do not have comprehensive and have only state mandated liability or collision only coverage you would likely pay for the damage yourself."
Should you find yourself in the path of an asteroid or even as a witness to a flyby like the football field sized 2012 DA14, please stand clear and do not try to protect your home. More than likely your homeowner's insurance has got you covered!
Yesterday Congress passed a bill, The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, which extends the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act of 2007 through the end of 2013. This legislation also extends several other tax cuts set to expire such as the mortgage insurance deduction on a qualified personal residence.
With the extension of the Mortgage Forgiveness Debt Relief Act homeowners who have mortgage debt forgiven, through either a short sale or loan modification, won't be taxed on the forgiven amount up to $2 million. This is great news for distressed homeowners as they can still do a short sale and avoid immense tax consequences.
Litchfield Park has been one of the premier communities in the West Valley for over 100 years! Litchfield Park was first settled in early 1910, land claims were filed by William Kriegbaum of Riverside, CA, for 640 acres and this land included what is now the City’s downtown area. Litchfield Park was incorporated as a city in 1987. The Litchfield/Denny family estate, Rancho La Loma, is
presently under the control of the City of Litchfield Park, and plans are being generated by the City for the restoration of the site and its buildings, and eventual development of the property for public use.
Litchfield Park recently went through what it calls a "Rebranding", with a new logo, a new website and the Litchfield Park Historical Society just opened the Litchfield Park Historical Society Museum at the historic "Aunt Mary's House" on the corner of Camelback and Litchfield Roads October 21st.
If you have any questions about living in Litchfield Park, looking for Litchfield Park Real Estate or homes for sale in the West Valley, give The West Valley Home Team a call today at 623-252-9350. Cinda Rose grew up in Litchfield Park, went to school here, still lives and works here and no one knows The Litchfield Park Real Estate Market better than she does!
Take advantage of this Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium coupon and visit Arizona's largest collection of exotic animals. The zoo has more than 6000 individual animals representing approximately 600 wild and endangered species, the majority from Africa.
The Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium is located west of Phoenix in Litchfield Park and has been open since 1984.
Wondering what you can do and see at the Wildlife Zoo? Here's a list of some of the animals and attractions:
Make sure to check the nursery to see if any new babies have arrived. Keep in mind that the rides, including the carousel are an additional charge. After 5 pm every day of the year the Wildlife World Zoo offers a reduced evening admission charge to the aquarium. They also offer a senior discount every Tuesday and a AAA discount.
Please click below for a link to PhoenixKids.com and the coupon:
Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium is open seven days a week, 365 days a year, including all holidays. Zoo exhibits are open from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (last zoo admission is at 5:00 p.m.). Aquarium exhibits are open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
