If you’re getting ready to sell your home and buy a new one, it’s obvious there are many moving pieces. Most people choose to have a realtor to help them navigate this transition.
But what happ...
You’re ready to take the big step and buy a home. You start looking online at homes in the neighborhoods you like but then suddenly realize maybe you’re going about this the wrong way.
It’s easy to get wrapped up in the thrill of...
While the landscape of home buying has seen many changes, one aspect remains the same:
Real estate has traditionally been one of the safest and most profitable investments one can make, and recent data still supports that trend. While risi...
Shopping for a new home can be thrilling, but it’s no secret that there’s a lot of pressure riding on this decision. Whatever property you pick out will become your home, whether it’s only for a few years or a lifetime! Make sure you take...
Next to the home inspection, the home appraisal report is probably the most nerve-wracking step leading up to a (hopefully) successful home sale. It’s one thing for the home seller to get a good offer and be under contract; it’s quite anoth...
Believe it or not, there are some major pros to home buying right now. If the hectic competitiveness of last year's market left you feeling burnt out, now might be a great time to consider jumping back in. (more…)
Retirement looks much different today than it did a generation ago. As the last wave of Baby Boomers approach their golden years, their financial picture might be a bit blurry.
Some have come to the conclusion that they will just continue wo...
The popular suburb of Arvada, located in Jefferson County, has been a key part of the Denver metro area since the time Colorado achieved statehood. Located northwest of Denver, Arvada is almost 36 square miles and is home to over 100,000 people...
When Andrea Henderson, Broker Associate bought a 1929 Tudor in Washington Park with 2,600 square feet, she and her husband knew it was more space than they needed for the two of them so they thought "why not Airbnb our 1,300 sq ft downstairs?" ...