History proves that even the ‘Experts’ have had it all wrong, time and time again.
“The prices of houses seem to have reached a plateau, and there is reasonable expectancy that prices will decline”
-  Time Magazine 1947

 “Houses cost too much for the mass market. Today’s average price is out of reach for two-thirds of all buyers”
-  Science Digest 1948 (average price at the time:  $8,000)

 “The goal of owning a home seems to be getting beyond the reach of more and more Americans.”
-  Business Week 1969 (average price at the time: $28,000)

 “The era of easy profits in real estate may be drawing to a close.”
-  Money Magazine 1981

 “If you are looking to buy, be careful. Rising home values are not a sure thing anymore.”
-  Miami Herald 1985

 “Most economists agree . . . a home will become little more than a roof and a tax deduction, certainly not the lucrative investment it was…”
-  Money Magazine 1986

 “We’re starting to go back to the time when you bought a home not for its potential money-making abilities, but rather as a nesting spot.”
-  Los Angeles Times 1993 (Note that 1993 was the absolute low-point for real estate values in Los Angeles. Prices have sky-rocketed since.)

“Financial planners agree that houses will continue to be a poor investment.”
-  Kiplinger’s Personal Financial Magazine 1993

 “A home is where the bad investment is.”
-  San Francisco Examiner 1996

 With the INCREDIBLE real estate market we are in, there is no better time to buy a home, than right now! 

Arizona is . . .

• …a growing job market.

• …a terrific place to raise a family.

• …full of entertaining things to do, indoors and outdoors.

• …still one of America’s most affordable places to live.