Ok, it’s that time of year again to rub my crystal ball and foretell the coming year in real estate. I should disclose that I am not a professional crystal ball reader so take this interpretation for what it’s worth (totally free, unscientific guess).

What does Christmas Time mean for buyers and sellers in the Colorado real estate market? To be honest, it’s a mixed bag and here is what I mean.

I was reading a story in the May 24th business section of the Denver Post by Howard Pankratz entitled, “Colo. Population Grew in 2009-10.” In it, he explained how Colorado had a net gain of 56,310 residents in a year’s period, according to the latest statistics by the Census Bureau.

Is it possible to have two FHA mortgages without jumping through a lot of hoops? Maybe.

It has been one of those long standing dilemmas in real estate…do you buy location or do you buy price? In Colorado, you can get some amazing deals on homes that sit on the outskirts of the city.

It’s time to ring in a New Year and for many people, this could mean a lot of things. For me, it always symbolizes a fresh start and a new beginning.

I have recently been showing some relocation buyers around town who were looking for a nice single family home with acreage. Unfortunately, the areas they wanted to live in and the price point of the homes didn’t come with big backyards.

The current housing market has people looking at a multitude of economic indicators in an effort to predict what’s going to happen next. One commonly overlooked housing market snapshot is the relocation end of real estate business. While it doesn’t often make headlines, relocation constitutes a major revenue source. Fuller Towne and Country Relocation Director [...]