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2009
Contingencies in Real Estate Contracts100 Real Estate Tips in 100 DaysA contract contingency is a prearranged loophole, a mutually agreed escape clause, in essence, a way for one of the parties to a contract to terminate the contract without penalty. In Colorado, real estate licensees must use a ...
03/31/2009
Where can I find trees in the Denver metro area? 100 Real Estate and Relocation Tips in 100 Days Metropolitan Denver is located at the western edge of what maps of the old west called the“Great American Desert”.While not really a desert in the sense of endless miles of sand, it is true that much ...
03/30/2009
Absorption Rate Reveals Strategy for Pricing 100 Real Estate and Relocation Tips in 100 Days Market absorption rate reveals pricing information for both the buyer and the seller. In fact, the current absorption rate offen provides a clue as to where the market is going. The absorption rate is the...
03/29/2009
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Pick the Park!100 Real Estate Tips in 100 DaysChoosing a home and a neighborhood is much simpler when the neighborhood has special amenities. Proximity to a park, a serene lake, a convenient bike/hike trail is always a very strong plus that most wise buyers will factor into the purchase equation....
03/28/2009
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Mother Nature delivered a huge spring punch yesterday when Colorado and the Rocky Mountains recieved the biggest snow storm of the season. 24 hours of heavy snow and wind left as quickly as it came. When the sun came out, so did the kids. After being couped up inside for a day, the energy is now...
03/27/2009
Natural Disasters and Other Things That Go Bump in the Night100 Real Estate and Relocation Tips in 100 DaysOne of the really great things about living in Metro Denver is the relative freedom from natural threats to human safety.With that said, it is foolish to assume that we humans are always saf...
03/27/2009
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Home Owners Associations 100 Real Estate Tips in 100 Days (Day 12) Associations of homeowners joined together by sharing real estate are now very common in the United States, and certainly in Metro Denver Although such associations may be called HOA’s or COA’s (for condominium), the legal referen...
03/26/2009
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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! 100 Real Estate Tips in 100 Days (Day 11) This old adage seems to come up most every time someone talks about buying or selling a home. Seems like a good rallying cry from the sideline observers, and there certainly is a great deal of truth to the words. So let's loo...
03/25/2009
What Buyers Need to Know Before They Visit a Builder's Model 100 Real Estate Tips in 100 Days (Day 10) We love builders. We really do. Without the home builder, there would be no homes to sell, since every home was once brand new. However, there are a few things the buyer should know about buying...
03/24/2009
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Denver Area Employment Centers - Part 2 100 Real Estate and Relocation Tips in 100 Days (Day 9) As we continue to move clockwise around Denver examining the major employment centers, the attention shifts the Interstate 25corridor south of Denver. Looking toward 5:00 o'clock, we first find the Uni...
03/23/2009
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