USDA Loans – How Do They Work?
Thinking of getting on the housing ladder? Looking to buy in a rural or suburban area? If so, a USDA home loan could be a great option –or at least,…
Construction Loans: What You Should Know
Building your own home can be a tremendously rewarding experience. You get to make choices about everything from location and floor plan to colors and landscaping. At the end of…
New Construction Guide to Colorado Springs
Tired of being one of the multiple bids on a home that didn't win? The Colorado Springs real estate market has been very competitive lately, and finding a home to…
Buying New Construction: How Can a REALTOR® Help?
In our current “Sellers Market” we are seeing a serious shortage of inventory for homebuyers to look at. Over the last 5 years, active listings have decreased by 60% in…
Guide to Getting an FHA Loan After Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
We’ve all been there before –when life takes an unexpected turn. Things don’t go the way we were hoping. We lose our job, suffer a pay cut, or get flooded…
What is an Easement?
An easement is a legal designation that allows for the right to use or enter the real property of another without actually possessing that property. This right is for a…
Lead Paint Disclosure: Regulations and Responsibilities in Colorado
As a landlord, Home Seller, REALTOR® or Property Manager, it’s important that you’re aware of your responsibilities and obligations –to make sure you’re following both federal and state regulations to…
Mold in Houses – Practical Guide For Home Buyers and Sellers
Mold in houses has received increased attention in recent years. When you look at the damage caused to both the physical health of humans and property this concern becomes clear.…
Colorado First-Time Home Buyer Programs
One of the first steps to buying a house is obtaining financing and this can be a challenge for many. Good news, if you are a first-time home buyer there…
Understanding Your Property Taxes
Property taxes are a liability imposed upon property owners in order to fund needed services for their community. Property taxes pay for things like schools, roads, bridges, parks, libraries, and…