Pauline Roth

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	Keller Williams Check Realty
Location:	Prescott
Web sites:	Prescott Realestate
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	http://a213530.yourkwagent.com/
Phone:	928-830-5735

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I am a full time REALTOR in the Prescott Quad City area. Yes, I am one of the many transplants who have come to make up this wonderful small town in Northern Arizona. I enjoy the wonderful blue skies and clean air of Northern Arizona.
As a REALTOR I stress communications with all of my clients. I feel they are number one and I treat them like they are! Let me help you find the house or land of your dreams.

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I'm upsidedown on 2 loans--current house fixed 5.25%, 15 yr loan, 10 years to go, balance of $56K. 2nd house

Asked Tue Oct 21 2008, 15:26 by Tod Miles - Mayer - Home Selling - 4 answers

Pauline Roth answered:

There are a lot factors to take into consideration when one is in the situation you described. I think the first question that should be answered is "why are you selling" followed by "do you need to sell" Have you actually sat down with a mortgage counsler and discussed your situation? I have several lenders that are doing loans on manufactered homes depending on the client and the home.

Please fell free to contact me to discuss your situation.
Pauline Roth
Keller Williams Check Realty
928-839-5735 - Wed Oct 22 2008, 07:37

how can I get altitudes for various properties?

Asked Wed Oct 31 2007, 10:16 by Sheira Viggi… - 86303 - Tech Tips - 6 answers

Pauline Roth answered:

The best source that I know of is the Yavapai County web page: http://mapserver.co.yavapai.az.us/interactive/map.asp Once there you can search for the property by address or parcel number by using the drop down arrow on the upper right of the page. Once you find the property you can select from the right side and select "land features" then select "countours" the map will reset and you will be able to see the altitude lines onthe parcel. If you need additional help with this please go to my webpage and send me an email. I will be very happy to help you with your quest. - Thu Nov 1 2007, 12:29

buy now or wait even longer in hopes of house prices dropping more?

Asked Thu Oct 11 2007, 12:39 by George Davis - 85614 - Market Conditions - 10 answers

Pauline Roth answered:

Hi George,
Yes home prices are declining, but not all areas are doing it at the same rate. Just like anything thing if you find the home you realy, really like and decide to wait for the price to reduce chances are you will lose it to another ready buyer.
I would suggest contacting a Realtor in your area to help with your quest. They can negoiate the best price for you thus making it a win, win situation for all parties involved.
please check out my web page for more information on buying a home. - Thu Oct 11 2007, 13:35

California housing market everyone moving to Arizona hot market more more people are buying in Az

Asked Thu Oct 11 2007, 09:30 by Sally - Kingman - Market Conditions - 7 answers

Pauline Roth answered:

Hi Sally,
I am a transplanted Californian who moved to Arizona several years ago. I live and work in Northern Arizona in the Prescott area and I can tell you it was the best move I could have made.

Prescott is the fourth largest city in Arizona and still growning. It still maintains a small town feel and actually has four seasons, blue skies and no smog! It really helps one undersatnd why people are selecting this area to move to. - Thu Oct 11 2007, 12:09

Where can you go for more green, less gravel???

Asked Sun Sep 16 2007, 13:00 by Meg - Gilbert - Home Buying - 10 answers

Pauline Roth answered:

I know that Arizona is considered desert, but you can't dismiss the Northen Arizona area. Prescott has tall trees, a mixture of Pondersoa Pine, Pinions and Oaks with a maze of open spaces and hiking trails along with cooler temps. We even get an occasional snow flurry that will stay on the ground for a day or so. You should be able to find a very nice house in the $400,000 range. Prescott is about 2 hours from the Phoenix area so it might qualify.

Check out http://www.cityofprescott.net for more information for more information about the area and don't forget to check out my website for available homes.

Best of luck in your quest! - Mon Sep 17 2007, 15:22

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