I speak with a lot of real estate agents on a daily basis and they all seem to be talking about how many deals are falling apart over inspection items.

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.

I have often talked about the battle between buyers and sellers in today’s real estate market and I don’t want to badger the point any further, but I think that the problem has now spread to the realtors.

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.

Amid beautifully landscaped grounds and canopy trees, this stunning stone residence radiates Old World elegance and charm.

A year ago, I wrote that “there has never been a bigger gap between a buyer and seller than what we seeing in the current market place.” I wish I could report that a year later, the gap has closed significantly, but it hasn’t.

The largest and most spectacular parcel of land in Colorado Golf Club, these 154 acres has something for everyone.

Many HOA’s are in financial trouble because of foreclosures, short sales and the economy. The HOA’s are passing along higher fees and special assessments on to current home owners within a community.

With a level of attention to detail rarely seen, this amazing 12,000 square-foot, 5 bedroom, 7 bathroom home is the perfect blend of old-world charm and every modern convenience.

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.