Real estate values have finally decided to start climbing in the Phoenix, AZ area. Real estate investors are still finding great deals on homes to fix and flip and fix and hold to use as rentals.
“While many think that the Phoenix real estate market is volatile, things are starting to pick up rather nicely” noted Mike Swerlyk Jr. of the LM2 Investment Group a private money lender who helps investors find the funding they need fast to purchase residential properties.
Michael Orr director of the Center for Real Estate Theory and Practice at Arizona State University's W.P. Carey School of Business from a recent interview by CNBC said "We tend to be a little bit more extreme, more volatile than the rest of the country, but usually if a trend is going to occur, it occurs first in the outer suburbs of Phoenix and then in the middle of Phoenix and then in the rest of the country."
“The Phoenix real estate market tends to be either in the top 3 in the nation, or the bottom 3, depending on if we are in an upswing or a downswing,” noted Mike Corgiat another principal at the LM2 Investment Group.
Construction is a major industry in the metro Phoenix area. When construction jobs are scarce, the economy tends to soften.
Phoenix is experiencing a lot of remodeling as they climb out of the real estate crash of 2007.
The Phoenix metro area is 6th largest in the nation and slated to overtake slot 5 by 2020.
The weather is really nice in Phoenix for 8 months out of the year.
You have to be a little warm during summer, but the rest of the year is fabulous.
If you find yourself in the Phoenix area, please look up “The Two Mikes” at the LM2 Investment Group.
They have excellent resources to help you find the people you want to know and if you are a real estate investor, they offer fast private money loans.
“While many think that the Phoenix real estate market is volatile, things are starting to pick up rather nicely” noted Mike Swerlyk Jr. of the LM2 Investment Group a private money lender who helps investors find the funding they need fast to purchase residential properties.
Michael Orr director of the Center for Real Estate Theory and Practice at Arizona State University's W.P. Carey School of Business from a recent interview by CNBC said "We tend to be a little bit more extreme, more volatile than the rest of the country, but usually if a trend is going to occur, it occurs first in the outer suburbs of Phoenix and then in the middle of Phoenix and then in the rest of the country."
“The Phoenix real estate market tends to be either in the top 3 in the nation, or the bottom 3, depending on if we are in an upswing or a downswing,” noted Mike Corgiat another principal at the LM2 Investment Group.
Construction is a major industry in the metro Phoenix area. When construction jobs are scarce, the economy tends to soften.
Phoenix is experiencing a lot of remodeling as they climb out of the real estate crash of 2007.
The Phoenix metro area is 6th largest in the nation and slated to overtake slot 5 by 2020.
The weather is really nice in Phoenix for 8 months out of the year.
You have to be a little warm during summer, but the rest of the year is fabulous.
If you find yourself in the Phoenix area, please look up “The Two Mikes” at the LM2 Investment Group.
They have excellent resources to help you find the people you want to know and if you are a real estate investor, they offer fast private money loans.