Reidynamics - Carol Reid CCIM Realtor US Preferred Realty Arizona

US Preferred Realty Selects Carol Reid, CCIM Manager of Training and Mentoring for its newly formed Commercial Real Estate Division.

"As the fastest growing Real Estate Brokerage in the valley we planned to start a Commercial Group but until Carol came along we just hadn't found the right person to run it." said Nikki Jackson Director of Agent Development. " Carol's CCIM designation together with her knowledge skills and experience makes her the perfect person to help create and lead our Commercial Group."

"The fact that US Preferred Realty is a dynamic and innovative firm makes me ecstatic about the opportunity here. Common ownership of the Real Estate Brokerage American Mortgage Specialists and the Bank will provide my clients with everything they need to process their transactions quickly efficiently and affordably " says Ms. Reid. "Great news for my out-of-town investors and for anyone whose time is too valuable to waste."

Is Phoenix Real Estate Ready to Rebound?

Phoenix has been one of the hardest hit cities in the nation by the Real Estate crises, but the worst of it could be over. Tumbling prices have created very affordable opportunities for investors, especially first time investors whose money is not tied up with previous investments that have gone down the tubes.

Anyone who has been timid about investing in the past should seriously consider scooping up investments at 50% or more of their former value. Short sales and foreclosures are abundant. And there's more good news. Phoenix is one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the U.S. and it's a desirable "business" state compared to a state like California, where taxes are high and regulation is more stringent.

Many investors believe that Phoenix is probably close to a measured comeback, making NOW an excellent time to get back in on the ground floor. Smart investors should use a savvy Commercial Realtor who knows what to look for -- and in this market, it might not necessarily be what an investor used to look for.