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Bullhead City AZ Commercial Retail Land FOR SALE – 1561 Mohave Drive, 86442 – Across From Walmart Supercenter

March 19, 2013 By Leave a Comment

Bullhead City AZ Commercial Real Estate – Walmart Supercenter Corner Site For Sale

1561 Mohave Drive, Bullhead City AZ

 

 

One of the best locations in town for a new Bullhead City commercial property! Over 3/4 acre across from Walmart Supercenter with Scooter’s Family Fun Center to the north and Dollar General to the east. One block north, the brand new Aaron’s Plaza, nearing completion.  One block east of Highway 95 with visibility from the highway. Lots of new development in the area: Goodwill, Auto Brokers and more on the way. Easy accessibility. ADOT traffic counts one block west at Highway 95 apx 30,000+ VPD.

  • 1 block east of Highway 95
  • 7 miles to Laughlin Bridge, Laughlin Bullhead International Airport
  • Across street from Walmart Supercenter
  • Transit line stops across street
  • Price: $300,000
  • Lot Size: 0.78 AC
  • C-2 Retail Corner
  • APN: 220-15-228D

Exclusively offered by Next Wave Real Estate Investments, LLC, we will cheerfully cooperate with any licensed broker.

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Bullhead City 86442, Fort Mohave 86426, Mohave Valley 86440

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Horse Property On The Colorado River – Mohave Valley Equestrian Luxury Home – 3250 Canal Drive

November 3, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Mohave Valley AZ Equestrian Luxury Home For Sale – 3250 Canal Drive

It is very rare to find such an elegant, grand Mohave Valley AZ horse peoperty this close to the Colorado River:

3249 and 3250 Canal Drive is a 2640 SF custom built 2006 ranch style home with a 1152 SF manufactured caretaker’s quarters on a 5 acre Mohave Valley agricultural-residential parcel. Set back about a mile from Courtwright Road, the route between Needles, CA and Topock/Golden Shores AZ, you’ll be immediately struck by the elegance and beauty of this oasis at the end of a remote cul-de-sac rural road, far removed from the noise and bustle of our resort towns.

The next thing that will amaze you is how beautiful and pristine the grounds are. The owner’s pride in this unique property is apparent, as the entire property is landscaped and maintained daily.

Low maintenance landscaping and swaying palms make for a gorgeous front yard, but with plenty of exercise and roaming room for critters. There is a 5 stall barn and additional shade for parking or horses near the homes, as well as a cleared, fenced and cross fenced exercise yard. A private well irrigates and services the properties inside and out, and the main house is equipped with a whole-house water filtration system for crystal clear, low-mineral water for the humans. :)

Inside, you will be struck by the large rooms–three bedrooms, three full baths including one in the 1600 SF main house garage, and plenty of shelf and custom cabinet space in these king-sized hallways.

The great room has a huge living area and island kitchen with breakfast bar. See the diamond pattern upgraded tile?

The master and guest bedrooms are oversized, with french doors leading from the master to one of the two house-length patios.

Practically every square foot of the grounds is landscaped and decorated. The only ‘bare land’ is for the livestock.

The caretaker’s quarters is a 1984 manufactured home with its own two bedrooms and two full baths, and a 20 x 30 garage with shop. Perfect for hired hands or guests! Front and back patios let you cool off and enjoy the view–or keep a lookout for visitors.

Not counting the county right of way, the property is 4.68 acres. It’s about 10 minutes in either direction to the Topock Marina or Jack Smith Park launch for you Colorado River boaters and fishermen. About 13 miles away is the new state of the art Valley View Medical Center and another 2 miles to Bullhead City, AZ.

This awesome property is exclusively offered by Next Wave Real Estate Investments at a market-realistic 450,000 (that’s 117 PSF), with cash, FHA, USDA or conventional financing the preferred terms. Qualified, serious buyers can contact me for information and a showing appointment.

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Riverfront Homes In Bullhead City, AZ 86442 – Riverview Manor And Colorado River Condominiums

May 25, 2012 By Leave a Comment

Riverfront homes in Bullhead City, AZ 86442 are special and the living simply AWESOME.

The lucky and blessed homeowners who have secured their little piece of the beautiful Colorado River are an elite group, albeit a diverse one.

Retirees, vacationers, high level professionals, seasonals, entertainment personalities and families all enjoy having the River in their back yard.

This is the perfect time to consider Riverfront Homes In Bullhead City, AZ 86442, on Arizona’s mighty Colorado River. There are about a dozen lifestyle choices to fit your needs, in areas as unique and variety-rich as the homeowners who enjoy them.

Bullhead City, Arizona real estate along the Colorado River offerings begin with the easiest living, lowest-maintenance types of Riverfront Homes In Bullhead City, AZ 86442–condominiums.

Riverview Manor Condominiums is one of two newer waterfront condo developments right across from Laughlin NV’s Casino Drive. Riverview Manor is a pristinely kept development with a South Bay, CA feel – the stark contrast of colorful river foilage against the alabaster exterior feels as refreshing and peaceful as it looks.

The gated security of the community insulates you from the outside world along Riverview Manor’s Moser Avenue frontage, but if you’re a people person, there’s plenty of action on the riverfront side of the complex with boat launch, docking, pool, spa, beach and a bird’s eye view of the River Palms (visible in background), Golden Nugget, Harrah’s and Pioneer casinos–and water taxis to get you there and back!

Granite, premium cabinetry and glass block accents, tile floors, fireplaces, designer and stainless appliances and air conditioned boat deep garages are just some of the design amenities you’ll find in these 1400 to 1700 square foot luxury riverfront condominiums with river and casino views from spacious patio balconies.

The Colorado River Condominiums, located just west of Riverview Manor (both in the 200 block of Moser Avenue, Bullhead City AZ 86442), also have beautiful riverfront view units for those who are more into the earthiness of a southwestern design in sienna and gold tones. They are also a mid-2000s development with modern upgrades and conveniences to please Bullhead City waterfront home shoppers. Like their neighbor to the east, they also boast boat dock, launch, gated entry, spa and easy transit to gaming, shopping and other services.

Even a grassy island picnic area to enjoy family outings or watch the glorious Arizona sunsets with someone you love.

The HOA dues range from 250 to 300 a month. Colorado River Condominiums HOA is managed by Buck Reynolds; and Riverview Manor, by QMC.

Prices range from the low 200s to mid 300s. Currently there are 6 units available in the two developments combined, and there have been 5 closed sales and are 2 pending sales since January 1, 2012 (updated May 25, 2012)

Spring and Summer are River ON Season . . . and inventory is expected to be even more limited in these desirable Bullhead City Colorado riverfront subdivisions as prices begin to climb.

If you’re interested in making one of these fabulous developments YOUR river home or investment property, give me a shout. I’m easy to find . . .

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Bullhead City 86442, Fort Mohave 86426, Mohave Valley 86440

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Candice A. Donofrio, Owner/Designated Broker

Certified Commercial Sales Specialist

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Bullhead City Area Commercial Real Estate – Mohave Valley AZ Real Estate – 2200 E Courtwright Rd – Mini Ranch on 5.03 Acres FOR SALE

January 9, 2012 By 2 Comments

Mohave Valley AZ Real Estate – 2200 E Courtwright Rd – Mini Ranch on 5.03 Acres FOR SALE

It used to be that Colorado River homes on acreage were easy to find and cheap to buy . . . then, developers came in and split up large parcels into tracts of homes, making it rare and costly to find horse property at an affordable price–if at all. When you do, expect dirt roads, water tanks, fixer uppers and civilization in the distance.

That is great for some, indeed.

But if you are looking for a Mohave Valley home that is move-in ready, on acreage, on a main thoroughfare between 2 Colorado River boat launches with easy access and all the conveniences . . .

THIS IS IT.

And at a GREAT price!

2200 E Courtwright Road, Mohave Valley AZ 86440 is a 1988, ground set multi-wide 1750 SF Cavco manufactured home with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on 5.03 acres with frontage on both Courtwright and Warwick for easy, paved access to the entire property. This home has its own well, new in 2006, new AC in 2008 and electric and propane for heating, cooking etc.

Inside, a roomy and open floorplan ideal for entertaining – a large breakfast bar and informal dining and a formal dining room that could easily convert to an office, den or even a fourth bedroom.

Split bedrooms at the end of a long hallway allow privacy for guests.

There is a detached, 28 foot deep garage for toys, AND a covered 60 ft long carport for more vehicles.

The entire parcel is cleared and parklike for picnics, barbecues or  . . . use your imagination.

The back patio is fenced, with additional storage and even a tiled ‘Arizona room’ for your pet!

You will LOVE relaxing on your own Arizona mini-ranch, with plenty of room for lots of guests and family.

This property is offered at a market-realistic, affordable 189,900 with cash or conventional financing the preferred terms. This property can be financed and we have ample resources. Just ask.

Apx 10 minutes east, fisherman’s paradise Topock Marina.

Apx 10 minutes west, golf and launch at Jack Smith Park in Needles, CA. Easy access from I-40 and about a half hour’s drive to Lake Havasu.

About 20 minutes away, all the shopping, services and resorts in Bullhead City and Fort Mohave.

And about 30 minutes north, the casino resorts of Laughlin NV.

For more information, showing appointment or to get the offer process started online, give us a shout.

We love critters!

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Bullhead City Real Estate – Lamenting “The One That Got Away”

May 3, 2011 By Leave a Comment

I occasionally come across consumers who are unable to get past the house that they didn’t get.

They can’t seem to get it out of their mind. They compare everything else to that one lost opportunity.

Many of them will blame their agent. Sometimes, that may be true, sadly.

But more often than not, it is because:

  • they took too long to decide, and someone else who was able to move fast snagged it
  • they made an unrealistic offer, thinking the seller was obligated to negotiate
  • it was a short sale and lost to foreclosure, or
  • the bank countered at a price they wouldn’t pay–even though they loved the house
  • they were too picky about small stuff
  • they were not playing for a win-win and the seller rejected their offer outright
  • they were looking at homes before they were ready, willing and able to buy

I understand disappointment and even heartbreak. And the last thing we ever want is a sad client!

And yeah, some things are just not fair.

But you have no choice except to move on, adjust your expectations and realize that perfect doesn’t exist except in a skewed hindsight perception.

You can’t even BUILD perfect (although you can come close and it will cost you)

If you see a home that fits 80-90% of your criteria, and you really love it, you can bet that someone out there is also eyeing it too. So take your best shot out of the gate and give a little to get a lot!

What you CAN do that is very empowering is be:

  1. prepared
  2. ready to move in an instant, and
  3. realistic about your choices, budget and the market

I don’t like the cliche, “if it’s meant to be”, either. Even if sometimes it is true.

I feel that more is within our control than outside it.

Part of that control is being willing and able to see clearly what you have to work with!

Still. like a jilted lover whose subsequent choices just never ‘measure up’ . . .

. . . if you are stuck in the “one that got away” rut . . .

don’t be surprised if you end up with nothing.

Because that kind of attitude is a self-fulfilling prophecy that will suspend and disable you.

Shake it off and work with your agent on a game plan.

Otherwise, you might just be lamenting about the ‘great agent who got away’ too.

Sometimes the most powerful magic is simply a shift in perception.

Let us help you get what you want.

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Bullhead City Arizona Real Estate ~ At The Rotary Park Boat Launch

May 8, 2010 By Leave a Comment

Rotary Park, located at Riverview and Lakeside in Bullhead City AZ 86442 has one of the best public boat launches in Bullhead City, as well as a public playground, baseball diamonds, football field, even a cool skate park!

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There is a Bullhead City Police Station on the grounds as well, so you have beauty, safety and lots of fun all in one place!

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The beauty of Arizona’s Colorado River is so easily taken in here. I love to bring Lunapup down to hang out at the park, or do the Veterans Memorial Walk which is about 1.5 miles total. Great exercise for human and pooch!

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As often as possible, we head over to the park, I put Luna on a 20 foot horse lead so she can tool around and I still have her tethered to me. Then I can make calls or check e-mails or just gel.

Today it is sunny and crisp…with lots of ducks and birds and other dogs waiting for Luna to catch up…

Arizona Real Estate On The Beautiful Colorado River ~~~

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Arizona Real Estate ~ The Scariest “M” Word In Real Estate Is NOT Mold…

May 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment

…it’s Meth.

Mold is icky, that’s for sure. But while mold is a naturally occurring substance and fairly easily remediated, it takes a bit more doing to clear the chemicals used in ‘cooking speed’.

The police will tell you meth is prevalent in large and small towns. Arizona is no exception.

A property where meth has been cooked, the powerful, airborne and potentially lethal chemical toxins allowed to permeate walls, floors and insulation…

…if the place didn’t blow up due to an errant smoker or electrical spark…

can be the ugly gift that keeps on giving.

To you, your buyer, your seller, your tenants, real estate brokers and their clients.

As of July 1, 2003, AZ Revised Statutes required full disclosure to prospective buyers if a property has been used to manufacture meth, ecstasy or LSD. They are also required to hire a drug laboratory site remediation firm that is registered with the State Board of Technical Registration to remediate the property of residual contamination.

Until the site is properly cleaned, it is unlawful for any person other than the owner, landlord or manager to enter the property.

Clean-up requirements and an approved list of drug remediation firms can be found at the Arizona State Board of Technical Registration. The owner is liable for the costs incurred to remediate the property of residual contamination, even if the owner had no knowledge of the criminal activity at the property.

In areas of high contamination, generally all porous materials such as carpet, bedding, upholstered furniture and related items will be removed and disposed of. All stained materials from the laboratory operations, including sheet rock, wood furniture, wood flooring and tile flooring, will be removed and disposed. In areas not highly suggestive of contamination, all materials will be cleaned to meet the post remediation testing requirements. Owners can expect the costs of remediation for minimal damage to range from $500 to $5,000. More extensive damage can cost well over $10,000.

If you go to the AZBTR, you’ll be able to see a list of seized, but as yet unremediated ‘cook houses’.

Fortunately, Bullhead City 86442, Fort Mohave 86426 and Mohave Valley 86440, AZ properties have not appeared on recent lists.

What I find troubling, though, if you peruse the public list, is that many apartment and condo unit addresses are listed.

Do the homeowners just beyond those common walls  — and the building owners — realize they are also at risk?

Mohave County Environmental Health is a good starting resource if you need assistance with meth lab remediation.

More info via Arizona Association of REALTORS on this topic can be found HERE.

Also, some home warranty companies have additional coverage for remediation. Ask around before you select a policy.

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Bullhead City 86442, Fort Mohave 86426, Mohave Valley 86440

SEARCH FOR ARIZONA REAL ESTATE On The Beautiful Colorado River ~~~

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Candice A. Donofrio, Owner/Designated Broker

Certified Commercial Sales Specialist

ALL WORDS AND IMAGES ARE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF CANDICE A DONOFRIO AND NEXT WAVE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS AND MAY NOT BE USED WITHOUT PERMISSION. C.2010-2011

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You Need Professional Help . . .

May 2, 2010 By Leave a Comment

Sellers have a little piece of land they bought from their aunt. You know the story . . . gonna build a house on it ‘someday’ which 15 years later did not happen. Life intervenes, doncha know?

Their aunt had originally bought it from her brother in law.

Both aunt and brother in law have been deceased for several years. (Though reportedly, they both were alive at time of purchase) (wink)

Seller did not escrow the purchase, there was no title insurance and he paid the property off in payments NOT serviced by a noteholder servicing company--just straight to the aunt. He has every cancelled check.

A couple of years ago, seller came to me and volunteered that I was his second try–he had hired another local R a couple of years before that and ‘there were title issues’ when they attempted to sell it. Apparently the title issues were insurmountable because the deal died and the seller did not feel confident to return to that broker.

I told him, contact a local real estate attorney and he/she will take you through the required steps to obtain a clear, marketable title that would be insurable with title insurance so he could transfer it. Then, come see me. Gave him a couple of names.

2 years and 5k later, he came back to me . . . it’s done, the atty. said the title is clear.

We put on market, we get a buyer with a QUICK close.

Until the preliminary title report shows that . . .

there is a lien from the aunt’s brother in law to the aunt for what the seller bought it from the aunt for

that was never released.

Remember that aunt and brother in law are dead.

And as you may have guessed, the aunt did not hire an agent, use a title company or obtain title insurance. Just made payments to her brother in law. Maybe.

Brother in law’s first wife is alive; contact her and she will sign what she needs to. But brother in law and first wife each held a 50% interest–and his interest was shared with his second wife, also deceased, who had a daughter. :)

Daughter says sure, she’ll sign a lien release–if you can prove the lien was paid off.

And, the only people who can conclusively prove this ARE DEAD.

In the daughter’s position I would do the same. Who wants to sign away 5 figures of money without proof it isn’t a valid debt?

Back to the attorney the seller goes, to clean up the mess.

When this is all said and done, I suspect seller will have made no money on his transaction. Though the attorneys will.

Moral Of Story:

  • ALWAYS get in writing when you pay anything off. You’ll need a satisfaction of mortgage or a lien release RECORDED with the county of origin.
  • NEVER buy from ANYONE with a note and deed of trust without an escrow, note servicer and title insurance. ESPECIALLY NOT FAMILY.
  • WATCH who you get legal assistance from–and go by referral.
  • And it might not be a bad idea to hire a REALTOR to remind you to do all this stuff!

Arizona Real Estate On The Beautiful Colorado River ~~~

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Candice A. Donofrio, Owner/Designated Broker

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Do You Want To Live In Bullhead City, AZ 86442?

December 29, 2009 By

If you want to move to Bullhead City AZ 86442, you will be in good company.

Many relocations to our area and even more vacation and seasonal residents’ transactions start happening in Fall when the weather starts to mellow.

And every second Summer, the mistake-makers–those whose buyer (often dual) agents were masters of the ‘panic sell’ and bought wrong, wrong, wrong–come crying that they need to move back ‘home’–or anywhere else.

Upside down as all get out at worst case. Losing money or just breaking even at best.

Living in Bullhead City, Fort Mohave 86426 and Mohave Valley 86440 is GREAT. This Southern California transplant made the move in 1993 and never looked back.

BUT – we came for a 4 month leave of absence from our jobs in LA and rented until we were sure.

Before you buy, you will need to be clued in to the basic and immutable truths about our area.

1. Bullhead City is REALLY HOT in Summer (can be nearly 130 on some days! And it does NOT cool down at night so temperatures are often still over 100 for a low in mid July). And you know all the jokes about it being a ‘dry heat’? That’s ‘mostly’ true. BUT, during our ‘monsoon season’ the humidity cranks up and you’ll think you’re in Florida or New Jersey. Except hotter.

2. Bullhead City can get COLD in Winter. We are the desert! We don’t get snow. But it gets cold! If you are buying a Summer place, you will need to take precautions against freezing plumbing–a chief cause of water damage.

3. Bullhead City jobs are mostly ‘service industry’ related. Arizona is a ‘right to work’ state and our casinos (major source of employment) often won’t get you better than a 30k annual salary including tips unless you make it to upper management.

3. Our way of life is a lot SLOWER PACED than our LA, CA or Las Vegas counterparts. Some can’t deal with how ‘country’ we still are.

4. If you are inclined to overindulge in food, drink or gambling, Bullhead City, with its 24 hour casinos and bars within a 10 minute drive, could very well be your downfall.

5. We have critters–sun spiders as big as your hand–scorpions–rattlesnakes–coyotes–mountain lions. You won’t see ‘most’ of those in the suburbs–and I personally own stock in the pest control company! But move onto a 10 acre ranch at the foot of the Black Mountains? DUH!

So PLEASE, investigate this area well before settling on it. I won’t be crushed that you decided not to rush forward on what might be an unwise move. Some people SHOULD rent. And we have rentals as well as sales.

HOWEVER, if you think this may be the place for you–and it is a WONDERFUL, BEAUTIFUL, FUN place for those who understand 1 – 5 above– here’s a REALLY SMART PLAN:

  • Arrange for a ‘reconnaissance mission‘ trip prior to any property touring to cruise the area solo. That way, you can really figure out what areas you are attracted to without distraction, and at your own pace. Listings, maps, directions, not a problem. Just ask. 

  • Visit our area in Summer — and in Winter.

  • Second reconnaissance mission will be with me. We’ll see some representative properties in areas you’ve found of interest. No pressure. 

  • Get your financing in order. If you are making a job transfer for instance, you may need to rent for a bit first to qualify while you ‘settle in’ to your new position. And loan professionals are not all created alike. I know who the great ones are–and who they aren’t. Ask me before you start clicking around online! 

  • When you are certain you like our area and can handle the extremes of heat and cold, slower pace than big city living and the occasional unwanted ‘critter’, we make an appointment and see a list of the properties that fit your criteria BEST just prior to making your OFFER to PURCHASE. 

  • Let me EDUCATE you about the PROCESS of buying property in AZ, so you enter into your TRANSACTION comfortably, confident that you’re making a sound DECISION.

Remember that working with your real estate broker is a team effort:

YOU, preapproved or funds-ready, knowing what to expect from our area PROPERTIES, ready to work together toward this common goal.

And ME, ready to share my MARKET KNOWLEDGE and BUYING or SELLING STRATEGIES with you as a CLIENT.

You may not know it, but you just got a little bit LUCKIER. Because

LUCK = Laboring Under Correct Knowledge!

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5 Best Reasons to Move to Fort Mohave

December 6, 2009 By

Here are the 5 best reasons to move to Fort Mohave:

5. Gambling On The Colorado River: If you are considering moving to Fort Mohave, you will be within 15 minutes of Laughlin NV Casinos like the Avi Resort with its white sandy beach and one of the best boat launches on the River. And 12 miles away, all the glorious riverfront casinos on Casino Drive in Laughlin like the Aquarius, Tropicana, Harrah’s and Golden Nugget, among many others.

4. The best golfing In Arizona: Fort Mohave has several PGA golf courses to choose from within a few minutes in any direction–from the spectacular new courses at Laughlin Ranch Golf Club or The Greens/Cielo at Los Lagos to the PGA course at Desert Lakes to Desert Springs Fairways at the Avi, Willow Valley to Jack Smith Park in Needles, CA.

3. The Colorado River: Buying a home in Fort Mohave means you’re within a few miles max of the beautiful Colorado River, with its fresh cool water and warm dry climate. And Arizona’s best sandy beaches you can pull up to in your Jeep, dig your toes into the sand, pop a beer and relax while you watch the world float by . . .

2. The best medical services in Northwestern Arizona: The brand new, state of the art Valley View Medical Center offers assurance to those needing to relocate to Arizona for health reasons. It’s also a great place to work, I’ve heard from some of the medical personnel I’ve helped relocate here! And there are many medical positions available in Fort Mohave, if you’re looking to make a professional change.

1. Best weather in the USA: I guess it depends. :) But Move to Fort Mohave and you will rarely experience cold or wet weather. Snow doesn’t happen here (I’m not saying it’s impossible but after 16 years of living here, I saw it come close only once–and it evaporated before hitting the ground) Fort Mohave AZ temperatures average in the 60s in winter to 110s in summer and our precipitation is annually just under an inch. Humidity sits at a comfy 5% except during the few weeks of Arizona’s monsoon season in late Summer.

So what are you waiting for? It’s time to move to Fort Mohave! Give me a shout and I’ll show you how.

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