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Buying land in Rim Country isn’t like buying a tract home in the Valley. You aren’t just dealing with HOAs and paint colors; you are dealing with well depths, lot lines, and county zoning.
To successfully buy dirt in Payson, Pine, or Strawberry, you need a “Dream Team.” Over the years, I’ve curated a list of the sharpest local experts who keep my clients safe. If you are thinking of building your mountain dream home, these are the first 5 phone calls you need to make. 1. The Legal…
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Buying Land in Payson? Watch Out for the “5-Split” Rule.
Folks often ask me about buying raw land in Rim Country. Here is the first thing I check as your agent: Is this considered ‘un-subdivided land’? According to Arizona Revised Statute (ARS) § 33-422, if a seller is selling five or fewer parcels of land in an unincorporated area (like many spots outside Payson city…
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The “Payson Pressure” Problem (Why Elevation Matters). High-altitude home ownership (5,000+ ft elevation).
Buying a home at 5,000 feet isn’t like buying in the Valley. One specific thing I teach my clients to check is the Well Pressure Tank Calibration. At our elevation, atmospheric pressure is lower (about 12.2 psi compared to 14.7 psi at sea level). If you are buying a home on a private well in…
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Chaparral Pines vs. The Rim Club: Which Gate Should You Choose?
Both communities offer luxury mountain living, but they have distinct personalities. Here is the breakdown:” Feature Chaparral Pines The Rim Club The Vibe “Summer Camp for Families.” Active, energetic, kid-friendly. “Quiet Luxury.” Serene, focused on views and privacy. The Golf Narrow fairways, technical, lots of trees (Ponderosa Pine forest). Wide fairways, dramatic elevation changes, long…