Shutterstock Just as you schedule an annual physical to maintain your health, it’s wise to conduct an annual real estate checkup to safeguard your financial well-being. December is the perfect time to review and make adjustments for the year ahead. If you’re not yet a homeowner or don’t own any investment property, your […]
Join Boulder’s premier real estate event: The 17th annual Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference
The Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference brings together key players from the local real estate industry, though anyone interested in Boulder Valley’s real estate market and trends is encouraged to attend. BOULDER – The 17th Annual Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference is set for November 21, 2024, from 8:25 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Boulder’s […]
New Colorado real estate contracts as of August 2024
New Colorado real estate contracts as of August 2024 In Colorado, real estate brokers are not licensed to practice law or provide legal advice. However, licensed brokers regularly draft contracts for buying and selling homes as part of their daily work. Colorado brokers are permitted to offer more extensive services to their clients than in […]
What’s so special about Special Tax Districts (and Metro Districts)?
Special Tax Districts and Metro Districts have recently been in the spotlight. As new subdivisions emerge along Colorado’s Front Range, it’s wise for prospective homebuyers to conduct thorough research on these districts. Special Tax Districts and Metro Districts have recently been in the spotlight. As new subdivisions emerge along Colorado’s Front Range, it’s wise for […]
Homeownership and generational wealth
In a world where everything seems available for rent — from scooters and car rides to first-time apartments and even long-term homes — the value of homeownership stands out more. In 2024, owning a home holds greater significance for individuals in America than ever before. In a world where everything seems available for rent — […]
Buying or refinancing soon? Check your credit!
When interest rates decline, you might question whether refinancing is worthwhile. Springtime is almost always the strongest real estate season in Colorado. After the winter storms and cold temperatures, people are ready to get out, buy houses, sell houses and enjoy being more active. However, in the spring of 2024, prices were still rising, interest […]
Realtor for Life: Increase the velocity of your wealth with an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU)
An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is an additional living space that includes its own kitchen, sleeping area, and bathroom. An Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) is an additional living space that includes its own kitchen, sleeping area, and bathroom. Regulations for ADUs differ nationwide. In Boulder, ADUs can be either attached to or separate from a […]
Do I need a boundary survey when I buy a home?
Be sure to consult your team of professionals to determine if an ILC or a boundary survey is appropriate in your case. There’s nothing quite like buying a home and discovering on move-in day that your garage encroaches onto your neighbor’s property. While this scenario is rare, it does happen, especially in older neighborhoods where […]
What to know about Megan’s Law and buying a home
Megan’s Law requires identified sex offenders to register with local law enforcement officials and the federal law requires states to establish a list of convicted sex offenders. Megan’s Law is a federal law named after Megan Kanka, who was abducted and murdered by a neighbor. On October 19, 1994, the neighbor, Jesse Timmendequas, was convicted […]
Buying a home? What’s the Walk, Bike or Transit Score?
Nowadays, more people are working from home. They are able to avoid commuting and are trying to get along without a car in their day-to-day life. Walkable access to daily needs and public transportation are the keys to being able to sell their car or at least keep it parked for longer periods of time. […]