Real Estate Addendums
When you are buying a home in Arizona, you may have issues come up where your agent may need to write an addendum. In Arizona real estate, nothing is verbal. Everything must be in writing so if the buyer and seller want to change something on the original agreement or if anything that does not match the original agreement, an addendum is used. An addendum are also used to correct items such as misspellings on the Purchase Contract.
Michelle Shelton is the owner and Designated Broker of Life Real Estate. She is the 2020 Vice Chair and 2019 Treasurer of the Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS) and serves on the Board of Directors with Arizona Association of REALTORS® as well as West and Southeast REALTORS® of the Valley. Michelle is also on the Rules Committee at ARMLS and serves on various task forces for ARMLS. As treasure, she was the 2019 Chair of the Audit Committee. Michelle is active in raising the bar in the real estate industry as a whole. She has a passion for people and the rights of homeowners.As a Public Speaker and Writer, she has written for various magazine and trade publications and speaks Nationwide regarding the loss of her son, grief and emotional health.
She is a Certified Negotiations Expert, Master Practitioner of NLP and has attended Accredited Buyer classes and is a real estate instructor with Internal Dynamics Real Estate School.
Michelle enjoys time with her husband and family, writing, gardening, reading and is a huge fan of personal growth.