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Blog :: 2012

The Green moving alternative. Plastic moving box rental instead of flimsy cardboard boxes.

In an age when we are all trying to be more green, there is nothing worse than finishing moving and looking at the gigantic stack of cardboard boxes left over. Sure, they can be recycled, but since they aren't going to fit into your purple bin, I would guess that most just end up in a [...]

Brightnest.com: Your online owner's manual for your home.

Do you find it surprising that if you buy a twenty dollar electronic gadget that you get an owner's manual for it, but when you spend $300,000 for a house, you get nothing? I realize it would be difficult to have an owner's manual for an entire house. It would probably be hundreds of pages and way too expensive to put together. But for such [...]

Union Station Project 70 Percent Complete!

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Most folks that are downtown sipping on cocktails or taking in a ballgame aren't aware of the amazing progress that is taking place right behind Union Station. Crews are currently on track to complete the transit phase of the redevelopment of the historic train station and surrounding area. As recently reported by the Denver Post, the main [...]

Have you heard of the Section 184 Indian Housing Loan Guarantee Program?

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Have you heard of the Section 184 Indian Housing Loan Guarantee Program? The program was designed to offer home-ownership and rehabilitation opportunities for eligible Native American individuals, families, Tribes and Tribally Designated Housing Entities (including Indian Housing Authorities) on their native lands and within an approved [...]

What is a short sale?

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A short sale is a situation when the current owners of a home owe more than the home is worth and are behind on mortgage payments. Since they can't sell the home and get out from under it, as an alternative, the homeowner can go to the servicer of their loan and ask them to accept less than what is owed on the home if the homeowner can find [...]

Buying a home in Denver is 56% cheaper than renting.

Buying a home in Denver is 56% cheaper than renting according to a new study by Trulia.com. I did a double take when I read this, like I imagine you might be doing now. Could that possibly be true? I knew the rental market in Denver was on fire, but so is the Real Estate [...]
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