Help for Yuma buyers and sellers — from Foothills homes with shops and RV parking to turnkey winter homes for snowbirds. Selling real estate since 1989.
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Buying a Home in Yuma
Different buyers come to Yuma for different reasons. Here's how Chuck helps each one.
Winter Visitors & Retirees
Looking for a winter place in the sun? Chuck finds turnkey, fully furnished second homes you can enjoy all season — then lock up and leave with confidence when summer comes. Low-maintenance yards, quiet Foothills streets, and room for visiting family.
Buying your first home — or your next one — in the town you already live in? You get plain talk, honest numbers, and zero pressure. Selling real estate since 1989, Chuck explains every step and answers every question.
PCS'ing to MCAS Yuma? Chuck is a U.S. Army veteran who understands military moves, tight timelines, and VA loans. Whether you're buying sight-unseen from across the country or selling on orders, he's been in your boots.
Online estimates miss what makes Yuma homes valuable — the lot, the shop, the RV space. Get a real number from a broker who has been selling real estate since 1989.
Selling real estate since 1989
Pricing homes right, in every kind of market.
Pricing that reflects land, shops, and RV space — not just square feet
Foothills buyers pay for room to live. Chuck prices what your property actually offers.
Problem-solving when a deal hits a snag
Inspections, appraisals, title issues — when a deal wobbles, that's where experience earns its keep.
No obligation. Your information stays with Chuck.
Prefer to text? Text your home's address to (619) 980-1564 and I'll send you its value — free.
The Yuma Foothills offer mountain views, larger lots, and homes with RV garages, gates, and hookups — popular with full-timers and winter visitors alike.
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Tell me what you want — beds, budget, area, must-haves — and I'll send you a personal list from the MLS. Free, no obligation, no pressure.
Prefer to talk it over? Call (619) 980-1564 or text Chuck — you'll hear back from him personally.
Chuck McGuffie
Associate Broker · eXp Realty of Arizona
About Chuck
Selling Real Estate Since 1989
Chuck McGuffie has been selling real estate since 1989. A San Diego native and U.S. Army veteran, he now calls Yuma home as an Associate Broker with eXp Realty of Arizona. From Foothills properties with room for RVs, shops, and toys to second homes for winter visitors, he brings experience to every deal — and when a deal hits a snag, problem-solving is where he does his best work. Buying or selling outside the Yuma area? Chuck can refer you to a trusted agent anywhere in the U.S.
Selling real estate since 1989
Career experience
Associate Broker
eXp Realty of Arizona
U.S. Army
Veteran
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Serving Yuma, the Foothills, and surrounding areas. The fastest way to reach Chuck is a call or text.
It depends on the area and the home. Homes in town run lower; Foothills homes with land, a shop, or RV hookups run higher. Text me what you're looking for and your price range, and I'll send you current homes that fit — no obligation.
Where do snowbirds and winter visitors usually buy?
Most winter buyers land in the Yuma Foothills or in an RV park or 55+ community. The Foothills is popular because you get space, sunshine, and room for the RV, with golf and the river close by.
What is a Foothills home, and what's the RV setup about?
The Foothills is the area east of town, up against the mountains. A lot of homes there sit on larger lots, many with no HOA, and many have full RV hookups — water, sewer, and power — so you can park the motorhome right at the house. Some have big insulated shops too.
Do Yuma homes have HOAs?
Many don't, especially in the Foothills. Some neighborhoods do. I check the HOA situation on every home I send you, so there are no surprises.
What's the weather really like in Yuma?
Yuma is the sunniest place on Earth — about 4,015 hours of sunshine a year and more than 300 sunny days. Winter days run 65 to 70 degrees. Summers are hot, often over 110 degrees, which is why so many folks come for the winter and head north for the summer.
I'm selling my home in another state and moving to Yuma. How does that work?
It happens all the time — a lot of my clients sell up north and move here for the sunshine. I can help you plan the timing, and if you need a good agent where you're selling, I can refer you to a trusted agent anywhere in the country.
Do I need an agent to buy a home in Yuma?
You don't have to, but it costs you nothing as a buyer in most cases, and I know the local details that don't show up in a listing — septic vs. sewer, HOA or no HOA, flood zones, and what a home is really worth out here. I've been selling real estate since 1989.
What should I know about septic and utilities in the Foothills?
Many homes outside city limits are on septic instead of city sewer, which means no sewer bill — but the system needs to be in good shape, and I make sure it's checked. Water and power are standard; some properties have wells. I walk you through all of it before you buy.
Can you help me buy from out of state?
Yes. I send photos and video walkthroughs, and I can preview homes for you in person before you travel. A lot of my winter buyers start the search from their home state and only fly down when we've narrowed it to the right one or two homes.
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