As you know, a lot of Realtors these days are utilizing social networking to get the message out about a home that they are trying to sell on behalf of their client.

No doubt about it, it’s been a good summer. It can’t even come close to comparing to last summer when I wondered if we would ever sell a home again.

Recently, my business partner called and told me that he was being interviewed by a magazine and one of the questions was, “Why move to Denver?”

Tamrick Homes is a small builder that did not know if they would survive the real estate crash. In 2006, they started a development that was planned for 120 homes in Dacono, Colorado which is a southern Weld County about 20 minutes from downtown Denver and just south of Longmont.

In this week’s market update Dan Polimino tells us how anyone can get listings of homes sent right to their email inbox.

More and more realtors, as well as consumers, are using social networking these days as a way to market and sell properties. I am sure that by now, you have heard about Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, MySpace, Foursquare, and many others.

I am pretty candid with sellers when I go in their homes to meet with them about listing their property for sale. I tell them, “I cannot sell your home, only you can.” I know what you are saying, “But Dan, you are a Realtor, that’s what you do…you sell homes.” No, I market homes, create showings, and give you an opportunity to sell your home.

Many more people know me as a marketing guru rather than a real estate agent and most of the emails I get are usually asking for marketing ideas or advice. As you know from time to time, I like to share novel marketing ideas here to help people buy and sell homes.

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

I was talking with the good people from Shea homes the other day and they find themselves in an interesting predicament. I am sure a lot of home builders find themselves in the exact same situation these days. You see, Shea has people walking through their models in Back Country everyday that would love to buy a new home there BUT…they have a home to sell.