Best Real Estate Investments in Arizona 2024 

Indeed, the real estate waltz feels precarious. I navigated the market turbulence in the UK, and "NATHAN TRAVIS COOK" provided sage guidance. A real estate virtuoso!

Your real estate tale is compelling. Mind introducing me to him. I'm cautiously eyeing the UK market, unsure of the next housing step.

Nathan Travis Cook he is the maestro of real estate acumen. My UK property symphony, orchestrated by him, turned uncertainties into a harmony of wealth. A real estate virtuoso, indeed.

Your real estate sonnet resonates. Can I venture into this property melody with him if I'm just a novice in the real estate rhapsody?

Absolutely! He isn't just for seasoned players; he embraces real estate novices. Your first steps into the property minuet will be guided with finesse.

What was rough about it?

@Hschlick84 I live in the Suburbs of Seattle most of my life. It was really my first time driving in the AZ desert landscape, and it was summer time, so the combination of the heat, the lack of trees, water, amenities and people that gave me a weird feeling about the place 🤩

@@1.gatuquan Always trust your gut, which you were right. There are nicer parts of the state to check out, hopefully Kingman didn't give you a first bad impression of the state as a whole.

Kingman is blowing up right now. One of my loan officers up there has to hire additional assistants to deal with all the ppl moving there. I’d never live there, but not the worst place to invest for mid term

From Phx or where? Is this your first move to a smaller town?

“Our” media constantly portrays “white” as inherently flawed while the most desirable neighborhoods recommended are predominantly white neighborhoods? Pretty sure you have things twisted and skewed from a racial point of view. Plenty of people/families who are Mexican and/or black who ALSO live in these recommended communities. No agenda but if you feel this way you should definitely stick to the neighborhoods that share your racial background. Stay away from the “depressing and high crime” places if you can afford it. I’d love to see the neighborhood that Timothy McVeigh came from, or the LV shooter Stephen Paddock. Come to think of it, we could add many more to this list of “white” mass murders, such as the November 5, 2017 First Baptist Church massacre in Sutherland Springs, Texas, when a local man, Devin Kelley, shot and killed 26 people and wounded 22 others. Would ❤ to see where that white boy grew up 😂. Maybe you should rethink your analysis a bit more. Plenty of white neighborhoods in America that look great on the outside but harbor domestic terrorists within. Facts!

Essentially the Scottsdale of east valley Orange groves and red mountain side is where you want to buy NE Mesa

@@XxXxXBigactually you’re right, Scottsdale is only nice if you’re north of Greenway. Same thing in Mesa, only nice if north of McDowell. Rest of Scottsdale and Mesa are 🗑️. Gilbert on the other hand is nice all over no matter what area.

Ash Fork needs to be cleaned up of all the drugs first. It’s tweaker city.

It's out in the sticks, doesn't even have a clinic, small hospital, grocery store (Family Dollar doesn't count) or McDonald's. Maybe get some basic necessities and it will get better.

I drove back around that area last week I was shocked how nice the developments were! The new “foothills” I guess

Go further east into New Mexico, much cheaper.

Try Ajo

Weird, we live in Los Angeles and are excited with the Prescott prices

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ajo 🤣🤣🤣🤣 That’s a joke right? Watch the movie Secario. That’s Ajo

Prescott 😮

What about Prescott?@@yvonnematthew5913

@@yvonnematthew5913 Don't come here. Nobody wants you here!!!

​@@yvonnematthew5913Stay the hell out of it.

Do you remember about 2015 everybody wanted to live in quad cities and it was super crazy?

@@nickiesiple5222 I don't remember that, all I knew about the area at the time was being an alternative to Phoenix metro with cooler weather and cheaper than Prescott with less retirees. We're growing, but not going gang busters like Buckeye or Queen Creek.

Kingman better chance for at least near term appreciation if not overall. Long time mortgage lender here, Kingman is starting to blow up

TO HOT AND RUNNING OUT OF WATER

@@domcizeklol

@@domcizekour water is actually very sustainable. Unfortunately the water “issue” is blown out of proportion and used for politics

@@drinks4days WELL, IF THEY GO TO LOW FLOW SHOWERS, GET RID OF ALL LAWNS AND INSTALL ROCKS AND DRIP WATERING, ALSO GET RID OF ALL GOLF COURSES THEN YOU MAY HAVE A CHANCE

@@domcizekdo you even live here? We don’t have a water issue

Depends on where you want to live and, job wise, where you need to live. There are all kinds of really nice and really not nice areas in all of those cities. North Tempe is really different than South Tempe. Same with Scottsdale. And Gilbert has been in the news lately and not in a good way. If you were moving into any of these areas you would have to research what fits you and your needs.

Yes

Ohhh dang I just noticed that. Wow I totally misspoke! Thank you

@@LivinginArizona You're welcome! I got your back.

Hola

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@@LivinginArizona trip and island hopper video

Jeff what you doing this weekend

It’s nice but not my favorite. Very hot there

Great, stay in Chandler. Glad you love it there. It’s getting way too crowded in Prescott !

Question where did you come from to AZ?

Arizona is a state and LA is a city. Arizona is still one of the most sparsely populated states in the country. If anything we need to spread people around instead of everyone crowding in cities

He doesn't care. His brother is a realtor.

@@jimdandy8996 aahhhhh, makes sense. TY.

@@LivinginArizona no.....still crowded.

@melissajenniferjones9959 I couldn't agree with you more!!

That’s what they said 20 years ago…… and the 20 before that 😂

@Into_The_Mystery_13 Stay in your California Safe Place LibTard ! *FJB !*