Number One Short Sale Team
Haven Express holds the distinction of being the premier Short Sale team in the entire Greater Phoenix and Scottsdale Metro area!
Haven Express ranks Number One for Short Sale success - having the highest Short Sale List to Close ratio for any agent, team or brokerage that has completed as many Short Sales and that reports verifiable results in the MLS.**
We have consulted with and helped Short Sale Sellers in every city in the valley, from Anthem in the North to Maricopa in the South, from Buckeye in the West to Gold Canyon in the East, and all cities in between.
Led by Tony and Suzanne Marriott, the Haven Express Short Sale Team's experience and expertise in taking short sales from listing to a successful closing is well known both locally and nationally, with our success being recognized by both our clients and our peers in the industry, and we are regularly called upon to provide advice and counsel to other "Short Sale Experts" across the country who find themselves in "uncharted territory".
Tony Marriott has been interviewed by a number of highly regarded consumer and industry publications on the topic of Short Sales and techniques for getting Short Sales closed. Tony has contributed to articles for MSN.com and Bankrate.com, as well as the CRS (Certified Residential Specialist) real estate industry publication "The Residential Specialist".
Tony and Suzanne are regular guests at local and out-of state Short Sale events where the best minds in the business gather to share the latest insights into current Short Sale trends, and how to effectively overcome Short Sale hurdles and get Short Sales closed.
Tony was invited to speak about Short Sales at the 2010 CRS Sell-a-bration, the annual conference for holders of the elite Certified Residential Specialist Designation, which is held by fewer than 4% of REALTORS across the country.
**Success rate is calculated by dividing the number of Short Sale Listings CLOSED by the number of total Short Sales attempted (Closed, Cancelled and Expired).
