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Just In Time For Spring Your Own Colorado Ranch - 04/27/11 04:22 AM
This luxury gentleman’s ranch rests atop 106 acres offering stunning 360-degree views of the Front Range and surrounding areas. The home/garage is 100% finished and ready to move-in now, it would be perfectly suited as a provisional residence until you build your own private dream estate. Boldly stalwart architecture in natural stone and cedar distinguishes this two bedroom, three bath, 2100+ square foot home as something special. This ranch has water rights, a pond, zoning for horses, and its own private game preserve with herds of elks and deer. The property affords space and privacy while still being close to the
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5 Deal Killers. By Dan Polimino. - 04/26/11 09:59 AM
We just started the selling season four weeks ago and the market has been heating up nicely. Sellers are moving their properties and buyers are getting their deals. Buyers still have the upper hand; so today, I want to talk about five things that can for sure kill an opportunity for you to sell your home. * The home shows dirty. This is probably the number one deal killer. If the buyer gets the feeling that you don’t take good care of the home, forget about selling it anytime soon. In most cases, the buyer will walk out without even
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Easier to buy than rent? - 04/21/11 09:11 AM
Is it easier to buy than to rent? Maybe. I know that some people who would not qualify for a mortgage have no choice except to rent. Recently I was surprised to discover that some people who could qualify to buy a home were having difficulty renting. The reason is simple. Vacancy rates in the Denver metro are approaching record lows, and some landlords are setting very high standards for renters. A real estate agent I know told me about renting a single family home in South Jefferson County last week. Nice home, fairly priced, but nothing exceptional about it. She was inundated with qualified applicants. One of the first prospective renters was
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Water Skiing Property for Sale at Larkspur, CO - 04/20/11 07:31 AM
http://www.coloradodreamhouse.com/featured/property.php?id=3 This place has it all. Stunning detail is the theme throughout this amazing property. In this 6,500 square foot, 4 bedroom, 7 bathroom home, rich cherry wood graces the doors, stairways, main-floor walls, cabinetry, and even the master suite’s his and hers closets. Hand-built custom touches abound, including extensive artisan-crafted finishes, even down to the switch plates. The same devotion to precision applies to the 35 acres surrounding the house. A 17,000-gallon koi pond, beautiful gardens, and a 25-acre ski lake are all jewels in the crown of this home. As close to perfect as possible, this property offers every
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Hot Trends In Bathroom Remodeling. By Dan Polimino. - 04/19/11 09:16 AM
http://coloradodreamhouse.com/index.php/news/ So, what is it that people want when it comes to bathroom remodeling? Here is a short list that I complied while visiting some home and garden shows this past spring: * A spa-like atmosphere. In tough economic times, fewer people have the opportunity to visit a spa, but if you made your master bathroom into a spa-like atmosphere, that would create some value in the home. Some surveys show that this is a high priority on a buyer’s wish list. After all, if you can’t go to the spa, it would be nice to have the spa in
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Now Dropped by 50%. Over A 2 million In Price Reductions. - 04/13/11 07:11 AM
227 Acre Ranch in Castle Rock Colorado. Now priced at $2,795,000, a 50% price reduction, plus a 9000 sq. ft. home. There is no better opportunity than this to live the Colorado Dream. Gorgeous panoramic views, truly Colorado, ranch property, zoned agricultural, ideal for horses and cattle, surrounded by thousands of acres of open space and mid-way between Denver and Colorado Springs. Click here to find out more information: http://ow.ly/4wQXa Call Dan Polimino 303-522-1161 or Gary Lorhman 303-829-5900 for a showing.
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You Cannot Fool Today’s Buyers. By Dan Polimino. - 04/12/11 07:11 AM
Story # 1 A friend was telling me a story about buying a used car from a dealer. The car had the Inspected and Certified Used Car sticker on it, and the dealership represented that the car was in good working order. Nonetheless, the buyers wanted to have it checked out by their mechanic before putting down the money and driving it off the lot. Upon inspection, the mechanic told these would-be buyers that the car needed a new fuel pump as well as a new timing belt. The buyers went back to the dealership and told them what the
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For Purchase or a Refi, VA IS THE WAY - 04/07/11 08:51 AM
In addition to not requiring a down payment, VA mortgages are now a superior choice to FHA mortgages in most cases. The reason is simple. While the upfront costs are usually higher than a FHA loan, there is no monthly mortgage insurance on a VA loan. Upfront costs, referred to as the mortgage insurance premium (MIP), for FHA mortgages are currently 1% of the loan amount. In addition, there is the annual mortgage insurance premium which is paid monthly. This will be increasing to 1.15% on April 18, 2011. On a FHA mortgage of $200,000, the upfront MIP would be $2,000, bringing the loan amount to $202,000, and the annual mortgage premium would be $191.67
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Amazing Mountain Home in Lone Tree, Colorado - 04/06/11 07:32 AM
http://coloradodreamhouse.com/featured/property.php?id=7 As with the rest of the home, even the lot of this 9,729 square feet, four bedroom, seven bath home enjoys thoughtful design that flows effortlessly from one beautiful and useful space to another. On the way to the front door, one feels welcomed by lush landscaping and a perfect laughing waterfall splashing gently as it cascades to a quiet brook. The property abuts to Bluffs Regional Park, designated open space. The views, privacy, and access to open space will always remain unspoiled. Call Dan Polimino at 303-522-1161 or Gary Lohrman at 303-829-5900 for a private showing.
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Inspections On New Construction. By Dan Polimino. - 04/05/11 09:40 AM
It’s one of those frequently asked questions: “Should I get an inspection on a newly constructed home?” Great question and I usually tell my buyers that the answer is yes/no and I’ll explain why. You see, most builders offer a one-year bumper to bumper warranty on the home that they just sold you. Moreover, during the due diligence process, buyers usually get a chance to do two walkthroughs with the warranty and service superintendent. The purpose of the first walkthrough is to point out any defects, problems, or items that you think need to be fixed in the house. The
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Daniel Polimino
Greenwood Village,
CO
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