Homes For Sale Goodyear Arizona
[slideshow_deploy id=’3339′]
Active Listings
[optima_express_toppicks id=”1437151″ sortBy=”pd” displayType=”grid” resultsPerPage=”9″ header=”true” includeMap=”true”]
Click On “More Search Options” to Draw On Map
[optima_express_basic_search]
The More You Know: Roadrunner Edition
Maybe the first time you saw a roadrunner was in a Warner Bros. cartoon; maybe, if you’re a native of Arizona, you’ve seen them all the time. Want to test your roadrunner knowledge? Check out these fun facts from American Expedition and the spruce.com below:
•Roadrunners are members of the cuckoo family. Although capable of flight, roadrunners prefer to spend most of their time on the ground. They generally prefer sprinting to flying because their short wings are only able to keep their large body airborne for a few seconds at a time.
•Roadrunners can run at speeds of up to 20 miles per hour, especially when pursuing prey.
•The roadrunner is one of the very few animals quick enough to prey upon rattlesnakes. Roadrunners have feet with two toes pointing forward and two toes pointing backward. Their feet leave X-shaped footprints along dusty paths or dry ground that can be easy to identify.
•Roadrunners mate for life and renew bonds each spring with courtship dancing, calls, chases, and sharing food.
•Both parents work together to guard and care for hatchlings. Young roadrunners can run and begin catching their own prey when they are three weeks old.
•The average lifespan of a roadrunner is seven to eight years.
The weather is getting nicer and nicer for bird watching, so if you’re enjoying some quiet time in your front or back yard, listen for the “coo” noises roadrunners make. Remember, roadrunners blend into their surroundings very well, so keep an eye out for their head crest or their white-tipped tail. And, since roadrunners can be very skittish, try to sit as still as you can when you spot one. If not, they’ll be gone in a flash, just like the famous roadrunner in the Warner Bros. cartoons.
Please Call John Deutsch 480-256-8688
johnnyd@homesinestrellamountain.com
Homes For Sale Goodyear Arizona
John, I honestly don't think we would have made it through the sale given the various issues we had thrown our way. We were amazed at the timing of the sale of our home and the purchase of the one we are in. You told us not to worry and that it would all work out. As you know, Robin is a worry wart and almost put the kibosh on you. Now, she tells everybody about you. Although we love our house and don't plan on moving again anytime soon, if we ever did there would be no question who we would call first. Thanks! Jake and Robin
Hi Johnny, From the very first time I heard your voice message, until I had my keys in my hand, I couldn't stop smiling. Caring, funny, and smart that is you - Johnny D. The chance that I'd come across someone with such qualities is not very high, therefore, I consider meeting you a blessing. Together and in a very short time we found me a home, which I call our castle, something I always wished for. Because of that and all the talks we had I can't thank you enough. You are a "package," so keep it up! The combination of smarts and care is the best way to success. At the end of the day we made a business deal. What separates you from others is that the process was an enjoyable adventure. Many thanks and love, Kiana and Sarka. P.S. Jerry is another blessing. Thank you.
Mr. John Deutsch, Thank you very much for helping me decide on this home. I love it. It’s a perfect location. If you ever find me a wife (haha), I can see myself raising a family here. I know you saved me a lot of money and time. Your knowledge and the resources you have are incredible; Jose with the landscaping, John and his team with the moving, and Luigi with the flooring and cabinetry. Luigi says he can cook better than you, but I don’t think so. Thank you again for all your help with the home and my income taxes. You rock! God bless, Sammy
For more information on these homes or other homes for sale Goodyear Arizona, contact John Deutsch today.