Suggestions for properties in Phoenix

[buckkeis]

I live in Costa Rica but am planning to buy an investment property near Phoenix. Any suggestions on what part of town? I was there last week and the place seems to be growing fast...Any comments on the rental market? Thanks
Would be glad to answer any questions on Costa Rica , have worked here for 5 years..

[Tyler]

I have a friend who bought a place on 91st ave. and bell who just refinanced and made a good sum. and also a friend on 28th street and bell did well. you really cant go to wrong around phoenix right now i dont think.

Im just in school right now but im just sharing some info of some people i know. there is a new stadium being built.. might want to look around that area. thats if the cardinals accually step it up.

[2savvy]

What kind of investment property? Single Family or Multiple Dwellings?

[avisprobob]

I live in Costa Rica but am planning to buy an investment property near Phoenix. Any suggestions on what part of town? I was there last week and the place seems to be growing fast...Any comments on the rental market? Thanks
Would be glad to answer any questions on Costa Rica , have worked here for 5 years..

What does one do for "entertainment" once one gets to Costa Rica? I mean there must be some real culture shock. I'm not very materialistic so I might have it a lot easier than the typical American, right?

You can contact me at avisprobob@yahoo.com. I ck that a lot more often than this here. Thanks.

Robert

[Tyler]

What kind of investment property? Single Family or Multiple Dwellings?

psst.. your leaning on that guys lawn..

[LenderScout]

Go to Queen Creek or Anthem is drying up. Go to Peoria and Glendale. They're putting in a Six Flags there and the new arena!!! AZ is awesome! Let me know when you're ready to aquire the loan, I study the market here and investors typically love working with me!

[ibuyphoenixhouses]

I would avoid Queen Creek or Anthem. Now that inventory is way up, sellers are lowering prices and very motivated to sell. Investors are holding vacant properties and ready to sell, plus foreclosures are up. It's a good time to buy in Phoenix.