Fuller Sothebys agent Dan Polimino talks about three potential problems facing the real estate industry in Colorado and across the nation in the next 45 days.

So you think you want to buy a home. You have a good job and reasonably good credit but you don’t have the 3.5, 5%, or 10% down payment that is required in order to purchase these days. You’ve heard rumors about different down payment assistance programs (DPA) and how you can get in for as little as $100 or $1000.

Home Values peaked in last 2007 in Greenwood Village, Colorado and since then have been dropping. Despite the numbers this is still a very desirable neighborhood to live in and one that people want. Market data shows that values are down about 10% from this time last year.

Last week, we began taking a look at rating your home for sale with a buyer’s eyes. What are buyer’s eyes and what do they look for when evaluating a home to buy?

http://www.coloradodreamhouse.com Each Friday on this Blog I will post up to the minute market data information on different cities across the US courtesy of Zillow. This week we are looking at home values in Cherry Hills Village, CO.

Fuller Sotheby’s agent Dan Polimino talks about a sellers market in the lower price ranges in Denver, Colorado.

Fuller Sotheby’s agent Dan Polimino talks about this weeks market update for Denver Colorado for the week of Feb 15, 2010.

Fuller Sotheby’s agent Dan Polimino talks about this weeks market update for Denver, Colorado for the week of Feb 8th, 2010. Dan explains why this is starting to look more like a sellers market in some price ranges than a buyers market.

Fuller Sotheby’s agent Dan Polimino talks about this weeks market update for Denver Colorado for the week of Feb 1st 2010. Dan gives sellers a tip about having their home show ready at all times. You never know when a buyer wants to see your home and is ready to write a contract. Don’t miss that opportunity because your home is not ready to show.

At the end of last year, Move.com, the company that also owns the more popular Realtor.com, published a survey they conducted forecasting home buying in 2010. According to Move.com one in 20 Americans say they plan on buying a home within the coming year. While that doesn’t seem like a lot of people the most interesting part of the data are the demographics. The people most likely to buy will have a median age of 34 or younger and will be living in the South and West according to the survey.