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Living in Flagstaff Year-Round: What to Expect
What's it really like to live in Flagstaff year-round?You get four real seasons at about 7,000 feet: snowy winters (about 90 inches a year), warm days and cool nights in summer, and afternoon monsoon storms in July and August. Flagstaff is a regional hub for northern Arizona, with a Level I trauma c
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Owning a Flagstaff Second Home Part-Time: Loans, Taxes and Winter Care
What should I know before buying a second home in Flagstaff?Three things matter most. A second home loan can mean as little as 10% down, but it comes with rules: you have to use the home yourself, keep control of it, and not treat it as a rental. In Arizona, only your one primary residence gets the
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Flagstaff vs Prescott: Which Mountain Town Fits You?
Should I buy in Flagstaff or Prescott?Both are Arizona mountain towns that Valley buyers love, but they feel different. Prescott sits around 5,400 feet, closer to Phoenix, with milder winters (about 10 inches of snow a year) and a median sale price around $610,000. Flagstaff sits at about 7,000 feet
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