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Are you considering buying or selling a home in Phoenix, Arizona? The local housing market is dynamic, competitive, and ever-changing. But fear not! You don’t have to go it alone. Let me tell you why having a real estate agent by your side makes all the difference.

If you are looking for a place to live in Phoenix that is LGBTQ-friendly, culturally diverse, and full of fun and excitement, look no further than the Melrose District. This historic neighborhood, also known as “The Curve” or the “gayborhood”, is located along 7th…

Phoenix is one of the most popular places in the United States to live, and for good reasons. Whether you are looking for a vibrant city life, a relaxing desert oasis, or a mix of both, Phoenix has something for everyone. Here are some of the reasons why you should consider…

Randy Stopher's real estate blog at ListWithRandy.com/blog has been named the #2 blog among the top 30 Arizona real estate blogs by Feedspot, a popular blog reader that allows users to track and read their favorite blogs in one place.

For couples who are legally married, same-sex marriage has largely made the issue moot. However, for couples who are not legally married, there are still some unique considerations that need to be taken into account.

Welcome to The Valley of The Sun, where the temperatures may be hot, but the LGBTQ+ community is even hotter! As a gay Realtor in the metro Phoenix market, I am proud to say that our city has become a hub for the LGBTQ+ community. Here are 10 reasons why so many LGBTQ+…

Are you on the hunt for the perfect new home? Perhaps you’re currently a homeowner but looking to make your next move – down the street, to a new neighborhood, or maybe to a new area entirely. Maybe you’re looking to upgrade or downsize. Perhaps it’s your very first…

The National Association of REALTORS®' Board of Directors voted in May 2011 to amend the Code of Ethics to include gender identity among its fair housing protections. The move follows a 20

A gay or lesbian agent will often be more comfortable with gay real estate clients, and feeling at ease with the professional who's helping you with one of the largest purchases of your life is very important.

Conducting the first study of its kind, HUD studied 50 metropolitan markets from June to October 2011 and concluded that same-sex couples were “significantly less likely than heterosexual couples to get favorable responses to e-mail inquiries about electronically…

I am a real estate agent; I help people buy and sell houses. Sexual orientation does not change that fact. But it occurs to me that the majority of Realtors do not understand the gay community or their wants and needs.

A key provision of the federal law, which withheld benefits from gay couples who had been lawfully married in those states that permit it, was struck down on June 26, 2015 by the Supreme Court. And though property rights are set at the state level, the ruling has bearing on…