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About Jonathan Baer
one of them. He began his career in residential homebuilding in Ohio in 1993, relocated to Phoenix
in 2005, and founded Dominion Group Properties in 2010. Today, as a licensed broker and
licensed loan officer serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Carefree, Anthem, New River, and
Desert Hills, Jonathan brings something rare to every client relationship: the ability to handle the
full picture. Whether you're a first-time buyer, a move-up buyer, a luxury client, or an investor,
you're working with one trusted advisor from start to finish - not a referral chain.
With 1,299+ transactions and $309M+ in closed volume, Jonathan's edge isn't just experience -
it's perspective. He's lived through every Phoenix market cycle since 2005, and his advice is
shaped by pattern recognition, not guesswork. His clients aren't defined by budget or property
type. They're people who think ahead, want a trusted advisor in their corner - not just an agent to
open doors - and who are practical, prepared, and ready for honest advice. Most of them
become long-term friends. That's not a tagline - it's just how he works.
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LICENSE
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Green Designation
ABR (Accredited Buyers Representative)
Seller Representative Specialist
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Specialties
- Buyers
- Sellers
- Rentals
- Residential Property
- Mobile Homes
Jonathan Baer is a Phoenix, Arizona real estate broker, licensed loan officer, and founder of Dominion Group Properties — with 30+ years of real estate experience, 1,299+ transactions, and $309M+ in closed volume. Serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, Cave Creek, Carefree, Anthem, New River, and Desert Hills, he works as a Real Estate Wealth Advisor for first-time buyers, move-up buyers, sellers, luxury clients, and investors who are practical, prepared, and ready for honest advice.o detail.
Awards
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2026
TOP AGENT
New River, AZ
2026
TOP AGENT
Carefree, AZ
FAQ
Answered Questions
I would suggest you take a tour of some local open houses that you would consider to be "competition" and see how they present themselves to the market. You could also tour some homes with your listing agent that stack up against yours to get ideas on what buyer's are seeing and what they are buying first hand. From there with your agent you can put together a list of improvements and a pricing strategy. Good luck!
I would talk to a few local property managers and see what you property could rent for in today's market. Once you get that number and the fees for property management, you can make a better decision if it is even financially viable.
You are going to have to disclose it, which will lead to more questions. Best to nip it in the bud and call the local building department who has jurisdiction and find out. Usually most of them will work with you. Also, call you local real estate agent of choice, they might have insight as well. Good luck!
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