Coronavirus Precautions When Buying Land in Arizona


Coronavirus Precautions When Buying or Selling a House in PhoenixAre you planning to buy land in Arizona? Coronavirus or COVID-19 has impacted all of our lives in various ways, but if you were planning to buy land, you may feel like there was a wrench thrown in your plans!  Not to worry! The good news is that our team is here to help! While following the guidance of local, state, and national officials, we are still able to help you buy.

Precautions We Have Put In Place

We have closed our physical office at the moment, we practice social distancing, and have eliminated any meetings that can be done over the phone or via a video call. We are taking this very seriously and are doing everything we can to keep our team safe.  Thankfully, with modern technology, we can do nearly everything remotely!

How We Are Able To Serve You

We are always available via a good old fashioned phone call! We’re happy to learn about your needs, buying goals, and your situation! If you prefer, we are also available to video conference at any time. Just ask!  We can send photo albums, map links and more! Plus, all documents are signed via SignNow!

What You Can Do To Help

If you are buying land in any county in Arizona, there are coronavirus protections you should put in place for you and your family. We recommend visiting the land in person only if you think you’ll be able to do safely – since our land is not crowded, this should be fine! If you are fearful, don’t worry, photo albums of the land are always available and can be used instead of visiting until the curve has been flattened and life begins to return to normal.
Be sure to use caution if visiting parcels or rest stops along the way, especially if will be visiting crowded areas. Washing your hands, disinfecting your house, and practicing social distancing are the best ways to keep you and your family safe. If you feel any sign of illness, stay home and call your doctor immediately!

It is Still a Great Time To Buy!

While we might all be going a little stir-crazy at home, there is no reason why things should not move forward if you are buying land in Arizona. Even if you aren’t able to see the land in person, we are more than happy to send you some pictures of the property. By getting the ball rolling now, you will be ahead of the competition when all of this is over. Don’t wait! The competition for real estate once the virus has passed will be fierce! There are still tons of land being bought and sold out there, don’t miss out on the opportunities that are out there in front of you just because you are stuck on the couch!
If you want to buy a vacant land in Pima County, Apache County, Mohave County or any counties of Arizona, don’t wait! With less competition out there, you may have an opportunity to buy with even better results! Reach out to us to learn more about how we can help you  and what coronavirus precautions we are taking to help buyers  in Arizona! Contact us today for more info! 602-806-7899

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