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Chris Pendleton is a Professional Real Estate Agent in Tucson, Arizona. Former Fire Chief and current Real Estate Investor, Chris knows Tucson Real Estate. Chris is a Certified Short Sale Professional, Certified Short Sale Negotiator, Certified Negotiation Expert, and Foreclosure Specialist. He serves buyers and sellers in Tucson, Oro Valley, Sahuarita, Vail and unincorporated Pima County.

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2011 

What is Lead Based Paint? One of the major health and environment issues today is lead paint. Lead based paint contains lead as the title implies. Lead is a heavy metal added to paint for the purpose of speeding drying time, increasing durability, helps to maintain a fresh a fresh appearance and...
04/29/2011
What You Need to Know about Buying Foreclosures There is a lure for prospective home buyers to the price of a foreclosure. These bank-owned properties are stirring frenzy with the lure of get rich quick investments. However with every investment, there are advantages and disadvantages. A potenti...
04/29/2011
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What is HAFA? Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives is the government program for individuals and families having difficulty selling their homes. This US Treasury Department program took effect in April 2010 to aid the housing market. HAFA is called "the government short sale" and has benefit...
04/28/2011
Why is it Important to Have a Home Warranty? A home is one of the largest investments that a person can make in their lifetime. A home warranty provides protection and is a very smart investment to protect a home's major appliances and systems in the case of a breakdown. There are many advantage...
04/28/2011
  "Why should I hire a realtor?" is a very common question with all of the internet sources available for FSBO marketing. FSBO is an acronym for the term For Sale by Owner. There are many people who are successful without using a professional in the sale of their home. If you are wondering why t...
04/27/2011
Why is it important to stage a home?   It's all about the first impression. As a seller, your goal is to get top dollar for your home as soon as possible. This requires providing the best possible first impression to potential buyers. Home staging is the avenue to make your home appeal to the ne...
04/27/2011
Childproof Home Safety Tips Preventable accidents are the number one cause of childhood deaths. The safety of your child can depend on childproofing your home. It's imperative to start the process before your child becomes mobile at six months of age. Check out these basic safety tips for five d...
04/26/2011
Arizona Anti-deficiency Statue Many Arizona homeowners are facing the possibility of foreclosure in this tough economy. With home values declining and mortgage payments rising, it has been tough for many homeowners to make their monthly payments. An even tougher fact is that these homeowners cou...
04/26/2011
Advantages of Short Sales over Foreclosure Tough financial times demand a decision. Homeowners who cannot make their house payments may have to decide whether to short sale their home or go into foreclosure. Which should they choose and why? While it may seem easy to walk away and let the bank h...
04/25/2011
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Decorating Ideas Decorating is a way to beautify. Decorating a home is a way of personalizing. Decorating a room is a way to improve the appearance and make it more beautiful. There are as many ideas for decorating as people in the world. However, there are several basic principles of home desig...
04/25/2011
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Chris Pendleton is a Professional Real Estate Agent in Tucson, Arizona. Former Fire Chief and current Real Estate Investor, Chris knows Tucson Real Estate. Chris is a Certified Short Sale Professional, Certified Short Sale Negotiator, Certified Negotiation Expert, and Foreclosure Specialist. He serves buyers and sellers in Tucson, Oro Valley, Sahuarita, Vail and unincorporated Pima County.