PV Chamber Report
September…changes in the air, football and a time
to remember. Join us on Sunday, September 11 for
Prescott Valleyʼs Patriot Day ceremonies at 1 p.m. at
the Theater on the Green, Civic Center. Following the
ceremony will be a patriotic Pops Symphony Concert at
2:15 which is free to the public. At this time you will
also be able to view the Prescott Valley Healing Fields
of Arizona; 3.000 flags representing those lost on 9/11/
2001 and flags for our lost Granite Mountain Hotshots.
The Healing Fields will be open Sept. 9 through 16 24
hours a day at the Prescott Valley Civic Center.
Mark your calendar and join us at the Quad-cities
Business and Lifestyles Expo sponsored by the Prescott
Valley and Prescott Chambers. We will have something
for everything there! Admission is free and everyone
attending will have the opportunity to register for a
chance to win one of two $500 gift certificates. Hours
are Saturday 9 to 5 and Sunday 10 to 2 at the Prescott
Valley Event Center.
One other important date to remember: Sept. 20 - 9am
Job Fair at the Prescott Valley Event Center and 6pm
Candidate Forum at Yavapai College for those running
in the Nov. 1 general election.
Welcome new members:
La-A-Boy Furniture,
AMVETS Post 2, Northern Arizona Suns, HUMANA,
ADT, Twin Arrows Casino Resort, Comfort Keepers,
Farmerʼs Insurance Jim Clemens, Karen Darrin, Prescott
Area Shelter Services, Virgo Organize Interiors, Taylor
Waste, and Arizona Office Technologies.
– Marnie Uhl, IOM, ACE
President/CEO
Prescott Valley Chamber
of Commerce
Celebrating 12 Years in the Country Club ~ Thank You!
We Save Client’s Money!
Sometimes buyers are so excited about buying a
property that they overlook simple things that will
cost them a lot of money. An average buyer will
spend nearly $1,000 by the time an appraisal is
paid for.
Joan DeLabio & Annie
PRESCOTT
Home Realty
We look for deal-breakers prior to making an
offer on a property. Other agents simply write the
offer and hope for a good inspection and appraisal.
We do not want our clients to waste their hardearned money. With a recent client, we investigated
whether their lender would be able to loan on a
property with a private road easement, but no road
maintenance agreement. Their lender said they
would not be able to clear their type of loan for this
situation. Many agents would not think of this, and
the contract would fail late in escrow when the
condition was checked by the lender’s underwriter.
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September 2016 pccnews
Nancy & Brian Biggs
928-273-7113
[email protected]
www.BiggsRealtors.com