Denver Blog | Colorado Real Estate
Posted in
Colorado Real Estate
on September 15, 2017
Vacant houses can attract crime, create health hazards, and hurt your property value. Left abandoned too long, these unpleasant eyesores can suffer broken windows, holes in the roof, rodent infestations and/or graffiti. If there is an unattended house in your Colorado neighborhood, we are here to educate you on your rights to take action.
What to […]
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Posted in
Colorado Real Estate
on August 4, 2017
Making your mortgage payments is the first priority for homeowners who want to get the most out of a home investment. Mortgage default rates in Colorado and the U.S. have seen increases as homeowners face economic issues that impact their financial well-being.
In cities like Denver, the housing and mortgage industries face risks of potential […]
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Posted in
Colorado Real Estate
on July 22, 2017
As the executor of an estate, you may be called on to sell a house to pay off debts or expenses, or simply to distribute the estate among the beneficiaries.
But things can get complicated when the beneficiaries can’t agree whether or not to sell the house. Some beneficiaries may want to keep the house […]
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Posted in
Colorado Real Estate
on July 7, 2017
Will your insurance cover flood damage to your Denver home?
Even if you don’t live in a flood zone, your Denver home could still be flooded. One in five flood insurance claims occur in a low-risk area. The damage alone is hard to handle, but it’s nothing compared to the anguish of discovering that the […]
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Posted in
Advice,
Colorado Real Estate
on May 24, 2017
When a formerly depressed neighborhood suddenly becomes hot, rapid growth can transform an area almost overnight. But it can also bring expensive growing pains. Is gentrification making Denver unaffordable?
Gentrification can happen quickly. As higher-income buyers move into a growing neighborhood, the cost of living goes up. Rents typically escalate, forcing poor and working-class families […]
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Posted in
Colorado Real Estate
on November 18, 2016
According to statistics released by the National Taxpayers Union, between 30 and 60 percent of property owners pay more than they should in a fiscal year. As a property owner, do not fear to appeal the property tax bill if you feel that the amount is exaggerated. You have to show the taxman that the […]
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