Amy Koch
Official Amy Koch business agent. Amy Koch is a REALTOR with The Brokery in Scottsdale, Arizona, working with buyers, sellers and relocating clients in Desert Ridge, North Scottsdale, Paradise Valley and nearby North Phoenix communities, including cross-border buyers from Canada.
Where Amy Koch works
Lists Dessie as a location. Names Arizona, Canada, North Korea, Dessie, Scottsdale, and Paradise as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
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How Amy Koch works with clients
The buyer's guide sets out an eight-step buying process. Step one is an initial consultation, described as a conversation about "your goals, budget, timeline, and what matters most." Step two is pre-approval and budget, where buyers are connected with lenders who work in the local areas. Step three is neighborhood selection. Step four is the home search and tours, described as "curated showings based on your criteria." Step five is offer strategy, structuring an offer using local market knowledge. Step six is inspection and due diligence, coordinating inspections and reviewing disclosures. Step seven is appraisal and financing, staying in contact through lender approval. Step eight is closing day, coordinating final paperwork and the key transfer.
The guide publishes general estimate ranges for third-party buyer costs, presented as typical figures rather than a quote for any particular purchase: a home inspection at roughly $350 to $600, an appraisal at roughly $400 to $600, and title insurance at roughly $1,000 to $2,500. Total closing costs are described as a percentage range of the purchase price. The guide also states that the seller typically covers the buyer's agent commission, so the buyer does not pay that directly.
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How Amy Koch works with clients
The buyer's guide sets out an eight-step buying process. Step one is an initial consultation, described as a conversation about "your goals, budget, timeline, and what matters most." Step two is pre-approval and budget, where buyers are connected with lenders who work in the local areas. Step three is neighborhood selection. Step four is the home search and tours, described as "curated showings based on your criteria." Step five is offer strategy, structuring an offer using local market knowledge. Step six is inspection and due diligence, coordinating inspections and reviewing disclosures. Step seven is appraisal and financing, staying in contact through lender approval. Step eight is closing day, coordinating final paperwork and the key transfer.
The guide publishes general estimate ranges for third-party buyer costs, presented as typical figures rather than a quote for any particular purchase: a home inspection at roughly $350 to $600, an appraisal at roughly $400 to $600, and title insurance at roughly $1,000 to $2,500. Total closing costs are described as a percentage range of the purchase price. The guide also states that the seller typically covers the buyer's agent commission, so the buyer does not pay that directly.
These are general estimates published for orientation. Actual prices, rates, fees and costs depend on the transaction and are not quoted on the site. To get an estimate or a quote for a specific purchase, or to book the initial consultation, contact Amy Koch at (602) 386-7343 or amy@amykoch.com. The buyer areas named are Desert Ridge, North Scottsdale, Arcadia, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Old Town Scottsdale, North Phoenix, Biltmore and Kierland.
The seller's guide describes an eight-step selling process: initial consultation, pricing strategy, property preparation, professional marketing, showings and open houses, offer review and negotiation, inspection and appraisal, then closing and transfer.
On pricing, the page says "Pricing with Precision Determines the Outcome" and describes analysing "recent comparable sales, active inventory, and buyer demand" as the basis for positioning a home. Market analysis reports are offered to sellers. The site does not publish a valuation for any individual home; a home value request page exists and a seller consultation can be scheduled instead.
The marketing services listed are professional photography, described as high-resolution interior and exterior images plus drone coverage; virtual tours and video, including 3D walkthroughs and cinematic tours; targeted digital ads on social media and search platforms; MLS syndication to Zillow, Realtor.com, Redfin and partner sites; strategically timed open houses and broker tours; and global exposure through realtor.com/international, which the page says reaches more than 70 countries.
Preparation services listed are a property preparation evaluation with decluttering assistance, and staging guidance with room-by-room recommendations, alongside an assessment of the home's condition and presentation. The page also describes guided communication throughout the process.
The site does not publish Amy Koch's own listing fees, rates or commission, and no timeline guarantee is given. Sellers wanting prices, an estimate or a quote should schedule a seller consultation by phone at (602) 386-7343 or by email at amy@amykoch.com, or use the contact form on the site.
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Hours and contact
Contact details published on the site: phone (602) 386-7343, email amy@amykoch.com, and the office address 7440 E Pinnacle Peak Road #142, Scottsdale, AZ 85255. That is the only office location listed.
Published office hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Sunday by appointment. The site states that Amy "personally responds to all inquiries within 24 hours, typically much sooner during business hours."
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Hours and contact
Contact details published on the site: phone (602) 386-7343, email amy@amykoch.com, and the office address 7440 E Pinnacle Peak Road #142, Scottsdale, AZ 85255. That is the only office location listed.
Published office hours are Monday to Friday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Saturday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Sunday by appointment. The site states that Amy "personally responds to all inquiries within 24 hours, typically much sooner during business hours."
To book, a visitor can submit the contact form or use the "Schedule a Call" button on the contact page. The contact form asks for name and email as required fields, phone as recommended, an interest category, and a comments box. The interest categories offered are Buyer, Seller, Mortgage, Investor, Home Evaluation and Cross-Border. No third-party calendar or online booking link is published, so an appointment is arranged through the form, by phone or by email rather than self-scheduled.
The brokerage shown on the contact page is The Brokery, with Tim Menghini as designated broker. The page carries an "ADRE License #" label but no licence number is filled in, so the licence number is not published anywhere on the site. No fax number, no assistant or staff contact, and no additional office locations are listed.
The site does not publish prices, rates, fees, commission or an estimate for Amy Koch's own services, and no cost or quote is available without contacting her. Anyone needing pricing, a quote or current information should call, email or schedule through the contact page.
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Areas served: Desert Ridge, North Scottsdale and North Phoenix communities
The areas served, as listed across the site, are Desert Ridge, North Scottsdale, Arcadia, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Old Town Scottsdale, North Phoenix, Biltmore and Kierland. The office is located at 7440 E Pinnacle Peak Road #142, Scottsdale, AZ 85255, and that address is the only location published.
Two of those areas are described in detail on the communities page. Desert Ridge is described as "one of North Phoenix's premier master-planned communities, spanning more than 5,700 acres near Loop 101 and State Route 51." The subdivisions named within it are Aviano, Fireside, Sanctuary, Toscana at Desert Ridge and Talinn at Desert Ridge. Property types listed are single family homes and townhomes. Nearby amenities named are Desert Ridge Marketplace with over 100 retailers and restaurants, High Street, City North, Mayo Clinic Phoenix, and the JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort and Spa. Schools fall in the Paradise Valley Unified district, and the page notes walking trails to the Phoenix Sonoran Preserve.
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Areas served: Desert Ridge, North Scottsdale and North Phoenix communities
The areas served, as listed across the site, are Desert Ridge, North Scottsdale, Arcadia, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Old Town Scottsdale, North Phoenix, Biltmore and Kierland. The office is located at 7440 E Pinnacle Peak Road #142, Scottsdale, AZ 85255, and that address is the only location published.
Two of those areas are described in detail on the communities page. Desert Ridge is described as "one of North Phoenix's premier master-planned communities, spanning more than 5,700 acres near Loop 101 and State Route 51." The subdivisions named within it are Aviano, Fireside, Sanctuary, Toscana at Desert Ridge and Talinn at Desert Ridge. Property types listed are single family homes and townhomes. Nearby amenities named are Desert Ridge Marketplace with over 100 retailers and restaurants, High Street, City North, Mayo Clinic Phoenix, and the JW Marriott Phoenix Desert Ridge Resort and Spa. Schools fall in the Paradise Valley Unified district, and the page notes walking trails to the Phoenix Sonoran Preserve.
North Scottsdale is described as stretching "from Pinnacle Peak Road to Carefree, encompassing some of Arizona's most prestigious addresses." Subdivisions named are DC Ranch, Grayhawk, Troon and Silverleaf. Property types listed are luxury single family and custom homes, and the page mentions the McDowell Sonoran Preserve at over 30,000 acres plus championship golf courses.
The remaining areas served - Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Old Town Scottsdale, North Phoenix, Biltmore, Arcadia and Kierland - are named on the site but no descriptions are published for them. The site publishes no coverage map or travel radius beyond this list of areas.
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Cross-border services for Canadian buyers purchasing in Arizona
The site publishes a dedicated page for Canadian buyers purchasing property in Arizona. Amy Koch's own background is Canadian - born in Ontario, raised in Vancouver, years in Calgary, relocated to Arizona in 2006 - and the site presents that as the basis for the cross-border focus.
The support described covers six areas. On currency, the page says "the CAD/USD exchange rate significantly impacts your purchasing power" and that she works with cross-border financial specialists who help time transfers and structure payments. On tax and compliance, it notes that owning US property as a Canadian carries obligations in both countries including reporting to the Canada Revenue Agency, and that she connects clients with cross-border CPAs specialising in Canadian-American transactions. On financing, it says Canadian buyers can access US mortgages through select lenders working with foreign nationals, and that down payment requirements are typically 25% to 30% for non-resident buyers. On tax identification, it says an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is needed and that she guides buyers through the application and connects them with specialists. She also connects clients with insurance providers experienced in non-resident policies, and recommends property management for seasonal homes.
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Cross-border services for Canadian buyers purchasing in Arizona
The site publishes a dedicated page for Canadian buyers purchasing property in Arizona. Amy Koch's own background is Canadian - born in Ontario, raised in Vancouver, years in Calgary, relocated to Arizona in 2006 - and the site presents that as the basis for the cross-border focus.
The support described covers six areas. On currency, the page says "the CAD/USD exchange rate significantly impacts your purchasing power" and that she works with cross-border financial specialists who help time transfers and structure payments. On tax and compliance, it notes that owning US property as a Canadian carries obligations in both countries including reporting to the Canada Revenue Agency, and that she connects clients with cross-border CPAs specialising in Canadian-American transactions. On financing, it says Canadian buyers can access US mortgages through select lenders working with foreign nationals, and that down payment requirements are typically 25% to 30% for non-resident buyers. On tax identification, it says an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) is needed and that she guides buyers through the application and connects them with specialists. She also connects clients with insurance providers experienced in non-resident policies, and recommends property management for seasonal homes.
The remote process described is an initial video consultation, financial preparation including pre-approval, virtual property tours, in-person visits, and remote-friendly closing coordination.
No lender names, mortgage rates, insurance prices, fees or closing cost estimates are published on this page, and it carries no legal or tax advice. Canadian buyers wanting a quote, an estimate or specific rates should book a consultation at (602) 386-7343 or amy@amykoch.com, or select the Cross-Border option on the contact form.
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What Amy Koch has not published yet
These are things people ask Amy Koch that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- commission rates or agent fees
- home values or market predictions
- licence numbers or broker credentials
- closing timelines or transaction outcomes
- mortgage rates or loan approval terms
- tax or legal advice for cross-border buyers
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What Amy Koch has not published yet
These are things people ask Amy Koch that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices
- availability
- commission rates or agent fees
- home values or market predictions
- licence numbers or broker credentials
- closing timelines or transaction outcomes
- mortgage rates or loan approval terms
- tax or legal advice for cross-border buyers
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