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Nate Martinez Team November 2010 ONE OF ARIZONA’S NATURAL RESOURCES The POWER of Many to Make a Difference As I drove down the 51 freeway last weekend headed to the Phoenix Zoo with my girls, I was in awe of the new patient tower currently under construc- tion at Phoenix Children’s Hospital. The magnitude of this amazing building inspired me to dedicate this month’s newsletter to PCH. For those of you who don’t know, whenever my team sells a home, we donate a portion of our commissions earned to Children’s Miracle Network, which goes directly to our local hospital. For every bank owned home we sell a donation is made in the new homeowner’s name. Even in the downturn of the market, my team and my office, continued to donate money. To date we have donated $11,400 to Phoenix Children’s Hospital. In 2009, RE/MAX generated $7 million for Children’s Miracle Network internationally. In the United States, giving remained extremely strong despite the challenges facing the real estate market. In Canada, RE/MAX continued to make a significant impact in raising funds and awareness for Children’s Miracle Network, donating over $3.5 million dollars. The power of many to make a different - the true secret behind the RE/MAX® relationship with Children’s Miracle Network. The individual donations of thousands of Associates amount to millions of dollars each year for children’s hospitals. Since 1992, REMAX has raised more than $100 million in dona- tions for Children’s Miracle Network. I am proud to say my team and the majority of the associates who work for REMAX Professionals have been a part of this outstanding contribution. Our office has collectively donated $34,150 to date in 2010. Phoenix Children’s Hospital is Arizona’s only licensed children’s hospital, provid- ing world-class care in more than 40 pediatric specialties to the state’s sickest kids. Though Phoenix Children’s is one of the ten largest freestanding children’s hospitals in the country, rapid population growth in Arizona means the Hospital must grow as well. There are more than 170 Children’s Mira- cle Network hospitals throughout North America. Each year these hospitals treat 17 million children for every disease and injury imaginable. Collectively they impact the lives of more children than any other children’s organization in North America. 7111 W Bell Rd Suite 101. Glendale, AZ 85308 O: 602.942.7000 | TF: 800.284.1158 It makes me sleep a little better at night knowing, my infant daughter, Mila and my 2 year old grandbaby, Hayden both have the best-of-the-best in medical care, right in my back yard. If you are interested in learning more about the hospital facilities and how you can get involved, please let me know and I will make arrangements for a personal tour. Unfortunately disease and illness do not take a back seat to the economic strug- gles. On behalf of myself and my team, we want to thank each of you who have bought or sold a home with us this year – we are blessed to have the opportunity to make a difference in our community. - NATE & TEAM. CHILDREN’S HEALTH FACTS • Asthma is the leading serious chronic illness among children. • Cancer is the chief cause of death by disease in children under 15. • Approximately 123,000 children in the United States have diabetes. • Congenital heart disease is the most common of all major birth defects. • On an average day in the United States, 411 babies are born with a birth defect. • An estimated 150,000 babies are born each year with birth defects. •One in five children have a minor chronic illness. •Almost 80% of children with cancer will survive today due to advances in diagnosis and treatment of pediatric cancer.

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Page 1: Nate's Team Newsletter Novemeber 2010

Nate Martinez Team

November 2010 ONE OF ARIZONA’S NATURAL RESOURCES

The POWER of Many to Make a Difference

As I drove down the 51 freeway last weekend headed to the Phoenix Zoo with my girls, I was in awe of the new patient tower currently under construc-tion at Phoenix Children’s Hospital. The magnitude of this amazing building inspired me to dedicate this month’s newsletter to PCH. For those of you who don’t know, whenever my team sells a home, we donate a portion of our commissions earned to Children’s Miracle Network, which goes directly to our local hospital. For every bank owned home we sell a donation is made in the new homeowner’s name. Even in the downturn of the market, my team and my office, continued to donate money.

To date we have donated $11,400 to Phoenix Children’s Hospital. In 2009, RE/MAX generated $7 million for Children’s Miracle Network internationally. In the United States, giving remained extremely strong despite the challenges facing the real estate market. In Canada, RE/MAX continued to make a significant impact in raising funds and awareness for Children’s Miracle Network, donating over $3.5 million dollars. The power of many to make a different - the true secret behind the RE/MAX® relationship with Children’s Miracle Network. The individual donations of thousands of Associates amount to millions of dollars each year for children’s hospitals. Since 1992, REMAX has raised more than $100 million in dona-tions for Children’s Miracle Network. I am proud to say my team and the majority

of the associates who work for REMAX Professionals have been a part of this outstanding contribution. Our office has collectively donated $34,150 to date in 2010. Phoenix Children’s Hospital is Arizona’s only licensed children’s hospital, provid-ing world-class care in more than 40 pediatric specialties to the state’s sickest kids. Though Phoenix Children’s is one of the ten largest freestanding children’s hospitals in the country, rapid population growth in Arizona means the Hospital must grow as well. There are more than 170 Children’s Mira-cle Network hospitals throughout North America. Each year these hospitals treat 17 million children for every disease and injury imaginable. Collectively they impact the lives of more children than any other children’s organization in North America.

7111 W Bell Rd Suite 101. Glendale, AZ 85308O: 602.942 .7000 | TF: 800 .284 .1158

It makes me sleep a little better at night knowing, my infant daughter, Mila and my 2 year old grandbaby, Hayden both have the best-of-the-best in medical care, right in my back yard. If you are interested in learning more about the hospital facilities and how you can get involved, please let me know and I will make arrangements for a personal tour. Unfortunately disease and illness do not take a back seat to the economic strug-gles. On behalf of myself and my team, we want to thank each of you who have bought or sold a home with us this year – we are blessed to have the opportunity to make a difference in our community.

- NATE & TEAM.

CHILDREN’S HEALTH FACTS• Asthma is the leading serious chronic illness among children. • Cancer is the chief cause of death by disease in children under 15. • Approximately 123,000 children in the United States have diabetes. • Congenital heart disease is the most common of all major birth defects. • On an average day in the United States, 411 babies are born with a birth defect. • An estimated 150,000 babies are born each year with birth defects. •One in five children have a minor chronic illness. •Almost 80% of children with cancer will survive today due to advances in diagnosis and treatment of pediatric cancer.

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For every home we sell, a donation will be made to the Children’s Miracle Newtwork on behalf of, and in the name of, the Buyer or Seller!

HOMES FOR SALE: City Bed Bath Pool Price

427 E Millett Ave Mesa 2 1 NO $17,9003810 N Maryvale Pkwy Phoenix 1 1 YES $18,0004475 E Pueblo Ave Phoenix 2 1 YES $19,0001531 E Colter St #4 Phoenix 2 2 YES $24,9008041 N 31st Dr Phoenix 2 1.75 YES $29,9002738 W Luke Ave Phoenix 3 1.75 NO $30,0004234 W Solano Dr Glendale 3 2.5 NO $33,3335658 N 64th Ave Glendale 4 2 NO $34,9002811 S 332nd Ln Tonopah 3 2 NO $37,5007004 W Turquoise Ave Peoria 2 1 NO $39,9004935 W Hubbell St Phoenix 4 2 NO $42,0003409 W Mauna Loa Ln Phoenix 3 1.75 NO $42,2503931 W Stella Ln Phoenix 4 2 NO $43,0004747 W Monte Vista Rd Phoenix 4 3 NO $43,000911 E Camelback Rd Phoenix 1 1 YES $44,9007226 W Wolf St Phoenix 3 1.75 NO $46,000331 W Rosemonte Dr Phoenix 2 1 NO $49,9007702 S 349th Ave Tonopah 3 2 NO $49,90015211 N La Paz Ct Phoenix 3 1.75 NO $51,4992321 W Hartford Ave Phoenix 3 1.75 YES $52,8941421 E Huntington Dr Phoenix 3 2 NO $54,90012518 W Willow Ave El Mirage 3 2 NO $62,9008729 W Virginia Ave Phoenix 3 2 NO $64,0003434 W Mountain View Rd Phoenix 3 1.75 NO $64,9002315 W Charleston Ave Phoenix 3 2 NO $65,7771125 N 6th St Buckeye 3 2 NO $68,9004808 W Villa Maria Dr Glendale 2 1.75 NO $69,0009820 N Central Ave #133 Phoenix 2 2 YES $69,9003710 W Carter Rd Phoenix 3 2 NO $69,9004029 N 89th Ave Phoenix 4 2 NO $69,9001238 W Malibu Dr Tempe 2 2 NO $74,00011371 W Hopi St Avondale 3 2.5 NO $76,00025789 W Nancy Ln Buckeye 3 2 NO $76,5006403 W Beverly Rd Laveen 3 2 NO $79,9002914 E Pecan Rd Phoenix 4 2 NO $79,9004201 W Harmont Dr Phoenix 3 2 NO $79,9956808 S 8th Dr Phoenix 3 2.5 NO $83,00011817 W Flanagan St Avondale 4 2 NO $84,0008449 S 48th St #2 Phoenix 2 1 YES $84,90013028 W Mauna Loa Ln El Mirage 3 2 NO $84,90010225 W Parkway Dr Tolleson 3 2 NO $85,70023982 W Huntington Dr Tolleson 4 2.5 NO $85,9004128 E Yowy St Phoenix 2 1 NO $89,9004741 W Beverly Ln Glendale 3 1.75 YES $89,9008377 N 107th Ln Peoria 3 2 YES $93,0006027 N Milano Ct Litchfield Pk 3 2 NO $94,90024013 W Hidalgo Ave Buckeye 4 2.5 NO $99,5006508 N 83rd Dr Glendale 3 2 NO $99,90020489 N 93rd Dr Peoria 4 3 NO $99,90028509 W Washington St Goodyera 3 2 NO $100,0005326 W Desert Hills Dr Glendale 4 2 NO $100,0001607 W nancy Ln Phoenix 3 2 NO $105,0002929 W Yorkshire Dr #1089 Phoenix 3 2 YES $107,9002115 W Morrow Dr Phoenix 3 1.75 NO $112,90018373 W Stinson Dr Surprise 4 2 NO $112,90013169 W Sheridan St Goodyear 3 2 NO $113,40028803 N 221st Ave Wittman 4 2 NO $114,9005780 W Puget Ave Glendale 4 3 NO $115,00014231 N 103rd Ave Sun City 2 1.75 NO $117,5005728 W Desert Cove Ave Glendale 3 2 NO $119,7003731 W Dailey St Phoenix 4 2 NO $119,9003047 S 257th Ave Buckeye 4 3 NO $119,90017218 N 34th St Phoenix 3 1.75 NO $122,5003150 W Williams Dr Phoenix 3 2 NO $122,50012616 W Bird Ln Litchfiled Pk 4 2 YES $123,000

City Bed Bath Pool Price

21439 N 29th Dr Phoenix 3 2 NO $123,9008719 E Lakeview Cir Mesa 3 2.5 NO $124,9003046 W Angela Dr Phoenix 4 1.75 NO $125,00025758 W Ripple Rd Buckeye 5 3 YES $127,5007606 W Cinnabar Ave Peoria 4 2.5 NO $129,900 7108 S 70th Dr Laveen 5 2.5 YES $129,90015490 W Dahlia Dr Surprise 3 2.5 NO $132,5002921W Irma Ln Phoenix 3 2 NO $132,9004002 W Blackhawk Dr Glendale 2 2 NO $134,50016747 W McKinley St Goodyear 4 2 NO $134,50016620 S 48th St #67 Phoenix 2 2 NO $134,90051226 N 298th Ave Wickenburg 3 2 NO $134,90013437 N 151st Dr Surprise 4 3 NO $134,90026637 N Babbling Brook Dr Phoenix 2 2.5 YES $135,0003708 W Mandalay Ln Phoenix 4 2 YES $135,9003521 W Sousa Ct Anthem 3 2 NO $137,900335 W Wescott Dr Phoenix 3 2 YES $137,999404 E MIlada Dr Phoenix 4 2.5 NO $138,5003113 W Roberta Dr Phoenix 2 2 NO $138,9001736 E Villa Maria Dr Phoenix 3 2 NO $139,5007681 W Foothill Dr Peoria 3 2 NO $141,9002206 S 105th Dr Tolleson 4 3 NO $142,50023570 W Adams St Buckeye 4 3 NO $147,9003427 E Paradise Ln Phoenix 4 2 NO $152,9007027 N Scottsdale Rd Paradise V. 1 1 YES $153,00014745 W Ashcroft Ave Goodyear 3 2 NO $154,0009728 W Rockwood Dr Peoria 2 2 NO $154,9003057 W Desert Vista Trl Phoenix 4 2.25 YES $159,9005354 W Chisum Trl Phoenix 4 2.5 NO $162,5007272 N 90th Ln Glendale 3 2 NO $166,000317 W Sumerset Dr Phoenix 2 2 YES $167,9008025 N 11th Pl Phoenix 4 3 NO $175,00011908 N 92nd Pl Scottsdale 2 1.75 NO $177,5003634 W Aidan Ln Phoenix 5 3 NO $180,0003922 E Tierra Buena Ln Phoenix 4 2.25 YES $185,000699 W Georgia Ave Phoenix 3 1.75 NO $185,500310 S 4th St #2205 Phoenix 2 2 YES $200,00026913 N 22nd Ave Phoenix 5 3 NO $243,90013644 W Montebello Ave Litchfield Pk 6 3 YES $244,900814 E Mead Dr Chandler 3 2.5 NO $274,90013601 W Veromont Ave Litchfield Pk 5 3.5 NO $350,00014916 W Mark Ln Surprise 3 2.5 NO $375,0005285 W Mohawk Ln Glendale 4 2.5 YES $390,0007535 W Trails Dr Glendale 3 3.5 YES $495,0007529 W Trails Dr Glendale 4 3.5 YES $525,0007542 W Trails Dr Glendale 4 3.5 YES $535,0007572 W Trails Dr Glendale 4 4.5 YES $750,000

Please call us TODAY to view one of these Price-to-Sell Properties!Visit NatesHomes.com

LAND PROPERTIES:

51805A N Mkngbrd Trl Wickenburg 73,842 $15,90051805B N Mkngbrd Trl Wickenburg 72,851 $15,90051805C N Mkngbrd Trl Wickenburg 74,302 $15,90016017 W Cheryl Ct #65 Waddell 37,629 $32,0003 Brunner LN 0 Waddell 37,629 $34,5252 Brunner LN 0 Waddell 37,629 $35,4691410 Brunner LN E Waddell 228,269 $42,0001305 Brunner LN 0 Waddell 327,982 $59,6609491 W El Cortez Pl #4 Peoria 52,005 $89,9009413 W El Cortez Pl #1 Peoria 51,952 $99,0009429 W El Cortez Pl #2 Peoria 51,965 $99,00031003 N 118 Ln #9 Peoria 32,670 $105,00025613 N 115 Ave #42 Peoria 255,697 $120,00021056 N 76th Ave #77 Glendale 20,330 $200,000

City Lot Size Price

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FORECLOSURE FREEZE: GOOD OR BAD?

Thinking of Buying or Selling? Call Us to find out why these people wanted to refer Us!

We l Referrals! The Nate Martinez Team would like to thank the following people for the wonderful referrals they have sent our way.

602-942-7000 | www.NatesHomes.com | www.NatesLuxuryHomes.com

11/1 Candace Nagel Gary Hinebaugh Maggie Olson Jake Ashfield Dana Hurley Jennifer LeWin Adrienne Saladji Randy Lewis Lisa Gilmete 11/2 Arcelia Gameros Jackie Carlson 11/3 Scott Raty Jeffrey Melton 11/4 Mary Burrola Joy Massanet Taylor Wolfe Janet Couch Matt Benson 11/5 Tanya Cozik Edna Burns Ricky Delgado Derek Thompson

11/6 Gary McDonald Bradley Wright Sharon Sneade Mary Ong 11/7 Chad Woolgar Cecelia Zamora 11/8 Chris Hays Maddy Heid Abby Swichtenberg Kevin Bahn Jesse Abarca 11/9 Nathan Burden Anita VanHall Larry Demers Josh Eads Kaitlyn Rose - Johnson 11/10 Marion McGuire Justin Wiles Lawrance - Hutchinson

11/11 Mark Rogers Keith Obit Harold Ranft Christ Bratt 11/12 Frank May Cindy Smith Karly Beer Jameson Updike Mike Garner 11/13 Tonya Elkins Lucas Cons 11/14 Kristine Seemiller William Goode Jr. Luis Carrasco Chris Black Carlos Gameros Alivia Gleason 11/15 Lisa Sorenson Ailynn Mendoza Jacob Gilmete Thomas Boston 11/16 Cianna Gomez George Rhoads

11/16 David Calles Lisa Lessard Leo Corbet Luanne Scott David Calles 11/17 Scott Phillips Michael Ashing 11/18 Thomas Dooley Corina Nimmo Lorena Urtiz Chris Sorenson 11/19 Bea Gere Linda Smith Tammy Plouffe Mary Riedel 11/20 Richelle Martinez Roger “Dan” Guay Leonard Ong 11/21 Carol Elias Todd Busby Bob Yeck Madison Kirby Anna Shaw Heath McCarter

11/22 Heather Phillips Linda Trujillo Scott Kelley Sara Dresler Jay Groft 11/23 Barbara Schrum JP Cook Ken Hummel Michael Sims Laura Wilcox Ken Barre 11/24 Bill Johnson Scott Hickman Jackie Womack 11/25 Richard Zahora Beverly Kelly Heidi Moya Sheila Dresler Barbara Woods Courtney & Joey- Cerqua 11/26 Gene Taormina Cindy May Carol Martin

11/26 Cecilia Hall Karson Cook 11/27 Phillips Hinkel Karen Laub Henry Sanchez Kim Halvorson Christine Lardy Marshall Redder Justin Parker 11/28 Tate Hile Michael DeRosa Vinnie Cerqua Kelsy Harmsen 11/29 Chad Burcham Ken Lubic Tanya Ellis 11/30 Rhonda Hulsebus Colleen Beguin Dalla Goetzenberger

*** If you do not see your name listed, please call or email our office so we can add you to our birthday/anniversary list!***

11/2 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Franklin Mr & Mrs. Murray Smith 11/6 Mr. & Mrs. Sean Barrett 11/7 Mr. & Mrs. James Cordero 11/9 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Sanchez Jr. 11/10 Mr. & Mrs. Bender Dass Mr & Mrs. Scott McKissack Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Skinner 11/12 Mr. & Mrs. Mark McGlasson 11/14 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Boyle 11/15 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Quinn 11/16 Mr. & Mrs. Rod Gard11/18 Mr. & Mrs. Bob Yeck

11/19 Mr. & Mrs. Ken Schneider Mrs. & Mrs. Augustin Aranda 11/20 Mr. & Mrs. Larry Dodds Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Crill 11/24 Mr. & Mrs. Bud Jorgensen 11/25 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Bliss 11/26 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Varricchio Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Lamas 11/27 Mr. & Mrs. Ron Konazeski Mr. & Mrs. Gary Aufrance Mr. & Mrs. Derek Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Andy Scuzzaro

HappyAnniversaryInterest rates are historically low and there are plenty of homes to choose from. A government-insured FHA 5/1 adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) may provide additional benefits.

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BUYING A HOME?

Contact me today!Interest rate and monthly payment amounts on ARM loans may increase after consummation. The payment amounts which provided do not include homeowner’s insurance or property taxes which must be paid in addition to your loan payment. Your actual payments may be higher. Closing costs are assumed to be paid by the borrower at closing. If the closing costs are financed, the loan and payment amounts will be higher. Your loan’s interest rate will depend upon the specific characteristics of the loan transaction and your credit profile up to the time of closing.1. Interest rates may increase after consummation.

$193,000 Base Loan

Amount with3.5% Down

Payment

$197,342.50 Total loan

amount (with2.25%  nancedFHA Mortgage

InsurancePremium)

FHA 5/1 ARM

Months 1 - 60 Months 61 - 72 Months 73 - 103 Months 104 - 360Interest

Rate: 2.750%

APR:3.163%

MonthlyPayment:Between$960.11 –$952.691

InterestRate: 2.375%

APR:3.163%

MonthlyPayment:$859.551

InterestRate: 2.125%

APR:3.299%

MonthlyPayment:Between$836.37 -$831.991

InterestRate: 2.125%

APR:3.299%

MonthlyPayment:$760.22

FHA 30-year  xed-rate

Months 1 - 122 Months 123 - 360

Interest Rate: 4.875%APR: 5.559%

Monthly Payment: Between $1,132.21 -

$1,115.051

Interest Rate: 4.875%APR: 5.559%

Monthly Payment: $1,044.36

Interest rate is illustrative. Rates change daily. Contact us for current rates.

Happy Birthday! Happy Birthday! Happy Birthday! Happy Birthda

• Lisa Burridge & Associates • Tom Sloyan, RE/MAX Excalibur

• Ken Jansen Team • Kristy Ryan, RE/MAX Fine Properties

• Historically, all mortgage companies implement a moratorium at the end of the 4th quarter, especially over the holiday season. This allows homeowners peace of mind and lenders avoid bad press surrounding holiday evictions. Some speculate we will see another moratorium, although there is still talk of lenders pushing forward with foreclosures through the 4th quarter.• There are estimated 6-7 million homeowners nationwide who are in a distressed situation. 1 out of 3 people are upside down in their current home. A freeze on foreclosures gives struggling homeowners more time to find solutions.• There is an increased amount of interest, media exposure and communication surrounding short sale options. Mortgage companies have a renewed enthusiasm to push short sale approvals for homeowners. For the first time since the market downturn, short sales are finally getting the attention they need.• Although the freeze has been lifted in 23 judicial states, there is still an on-going investigating into the accusations of “Robo Signers”, errors in documentation and malpractice by big banks. Lenders are now viewing short sales as a positive solution to turn bad or delinquent loans into homeowner-to-homeowner real estate transactions. • There have been over 10,000 loss mitigation professionals hired nationwide to help with the short sale process. Right now is the best time to negotiate a short sale.• Economic speculators estimate another 4 to 8 years before we reach a full recovery in the housing market. In order for us to succeed, short sale approvals are a crucial part of the overall process.

To learn more about short sale alternatives, please call our office or visit us online at

AZShortSaleResource.com.

CONGRATULATIONS to...

Wyatt Daniel Miller Born August 17th 2010

Tim & Kendra Miller!

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