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Key Takeaways


- Average Total Closing Costs: ~1%–3% of the sale price (Source: https://www.bankrate.com/real-estate/average-closing-costs/)
- Average Timeline for a Traditional Sale: 70–100 days total (10–15 days prep, 45–55 days on market, 30 days closing) (Sources: Zillow, Redfin)
- Disclosure Requirements: Sellers in Arizona must disclose property defects, environmental hazards, and HOA details.
- Alternatives: As-is and sale-leaseback options are gaining popularity for faster, less disruptive sales.

How Long Does It Take to Sell a Home in Arizona?


Selling a home in Arizona typically takes between 70–100 days. Here's the breakdown:
- Preparation: 10–15 days to clean, repair, and stage.
- Days on Market: 45–55 days on average depending on the city (Source: Redfin Arizona Data Center).
- Closing: Around 30 days once under contract.

Top Counties: Quick Insights

County/Metro

Market Insights

Maricopa

High demand, fast-paced market, pricing must be competitive.

Pima

More flexibility in pricing, buyers expect well-maintained homes.

Yavapai

Seasonal demand from retirees, slower in summer.

Coconino

Vacation markets can have variable timelines.

Pinal

Growing area, more budget-conscious buyers.

Steps to Selling in Arizona

Step 1: Set the Right Price

Use a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA). Pricing too high can lead to extended days on market. Pricing too low may leave money on the table.

Step 2: Complete Required Disclosures

Arizona requires disclosure of structural defects, pest issues, plumbing problems, and more. Failing to disclose can result in legal issues. (Source: https://www.azleg.gov/ars/33/00424.htm)

Step 3: Decide Between Traditional, Wholesale, or Sale-Leaseback

 

Method

Pros

Cons

Traditional Sale

Max exposure; market competition

~60–90 days total; staging & prep required

Wholesale

Rapid close (often <30 days); no prep

Offers may land ~30% below market value

Sale-Leaseback

Sell as-is, stay in your home, avoid staging/showings

Requires ≥20% equity to qualify

 

Step 4: Understand Closing Costs


Arizona sellers typically pay for:
- Agent commissions: ~5–6%
- Title and escrow fees: ~0.5%
- Seller concessions: varies
- HOA transfer fees (if applicable)
(Source: https://www.bankrate.com/real-estate/average-closing-costs/)

Want to Sell Fast but Stay in Your Home?


Sell2Rent offers:
- As-is sale with no showings
- 24-hour cash offer
- Close in as little as 15 days
- Stay as a renter after selling your home

Final Thoughts


Whether you're aiming for top dollar, a fast sale, or the ability to stay in your home, Arizona homeowners have options.
Explore traditional, wholesale, or leaseback strategies depending on your financial goals and personal needs.

Post by Danny
Jul 21, 2025 9:32:06 PM

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