With a level of attention to detail rarely seen, this amazing 12,000 square-foot, five bedroom, seven bathroom home is the perfect blend of old-world charm and every modern convenience.

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.

Ok, here we go again. We are roughly 45 days away from the Federal Tax credit expiring for would-be home buyers. It seems like we just went through this the other day and in fact, it was just last October when we were writing articles just like this. It’s mid-March and at the end of April, the tax credit for home buyers and first-time home buyers will expire. The question is did you take advantage of it?

Enjoy stunning mountain & valley views from any of the five decks and nearly every room in this incredible five-bedroom, seven-bath privately gated home nestled on over six acres of picturesque treed, mountain property. Practicality and high style blend perfectly to create a truly beautiful highland home.

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.

Fuller Sotheby’s Agent Dan Polimino talks about what sellers should do if they are not getting an offer on their home that is for sale. In this weeks market update Dan gives people trying to sell a home some tips and how they can get more showings and how to get an offer to their home quickly.

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?

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

As Realtors, we tell sellers all the time to look at their homes with buyer’s eyes. What does that mean exactly? When you are selling your home, walk through it with a critical eye. Pick out and point out every flaw, imperfection, or anything that does not show well in your home. Sellers should also be honest with themselves about other critical factors that influence a buyer’s decision like location, size, features, and price.

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