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Find Your Home in Loveland Colorado



January 4, 2021If you love mountains and hiking or would love to be in a place where you can appreciate the beauty of nature every waking day, choose Colorado. Even statistics will show you that the state has some of the best cities that are great for first-time home buyers, retirees, and pet lovers. And among the areas to consider is Loveland- the “Sweetheart City”. It is the largest municipality...

Types of Denver Buyers Agents: Dual Agency, Single Agency & buyer’s agents



May 30, 2020Before you can decide what type of Denver real estate agent you are going to use to buy a home, it is important you understand what the role of each type of agent is. There are basically three types of real estate agent roles: single agent, dual agent, and buyers agent. A single agent is a real estate agent who represents one side of the purchasing process. This may sound exactly like what you...

Top Ten Places To Buy A Home in 2011



May 29, 2020I came across an article recently on walletpop.com that gave "Top Tens." Of course they had the top 10 locations to buy a home in 2011. These are not in any particular order,  and I believe them to be somewhat biased. I will let you decide for yourself whether these are in fact the winning cities of the following categories: 1. Winner of Best City All Around: Austin, Texas The average home...

Guide to Buying a Vacation Home in Winter Park, Colorado



May 3, 2020What a great series this has been! Here we are at the last week of my Definitive Guide to Buying a Vacation Home in Colorado. In the past 10 weeks, we have covered Telluride, Silverton, Steamboat Springs, Durango,  Keystone, Breckenridge, Beaver Creek, and Aspen.   Drum roll please....this week's best Colorado town for a vacation home is.... Winter Park! Winter Play! The Winter Park is...

Quarterly Real Estate Market Summary for Denver/Aurora



March 28, 2013Quarterly Market Summary Overview Our quarterly real estate market summary for Denver/Aurora shows many promising trends that point towards a very busy active spring and summer.  Colorado has been quite fortunate in that many areas did not see the same types of foreclosure rates, declined property values, and other negative factors at the same level and intensity that plagued many areas of...