More Positive NEWS
August 29, 2008 by Rebecca Hansen · Leave a Comment
GOOD NEWS for the Colorado Market… act now before it’s too late
For Colorado as a whole, prices rose by 1.82% in the past year and by 0.32% in the second quarter please see the attached article from the Denver Business Journal for more detail.
As a mortgage professional in the industry I [...]
Denver Real Estate on the Rise!
August 27, 2008 by Bob Schenkenberger · Leave a Comment
The latest results from the Case-Shiller Home price indices show that Denver is the TOP PERFORMING area of the 20 cities studied. The Denver Housing market showed a 1.5 percent gain, from May to June, to lead the way!
The Rocky Mountain News reported,
The Denver area showed a 1.5 percent gain in that period. Boston, [...]
What it’s Like Dealing with Foreclosures & Short Sales
August 25, 2008 by Bob Schenkenberger · 2 Comments
I saw this video, laughed out loud, and immediately though that this is what I feel like dealing with the incompetence among the countries big lenders.
Stonewalled and ran around, day after day, their actions and attitudes communicate an overwhelming aire of indifference! [Read examples from previous posts here and here ]
If you are considering [...]
Wholesale Real Estate Makes News – Finally!
August 22, 2008 by Mike Whalen · Leave a Comment
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If you are a regular subscriber to BlogHomeDenver than this is old news to you; for everyone else, The Denver Post recently published an article touching on some of the incredible deals for investment buyers in the current real estate market. The current credit crisis and difficulties in the national real estate market [...]
Huge Price Reduction
August 22, 2008 by Bob Schenkenberger · Leave a Comment
A good value has become a Great Value!
Check out 6180 E. Yale Ave. This great townhome is priced to move at $284,000! Originally priced at $324,900 this is a $41,000 savings.
The only other home on the market in the sub-division is priced at $345,000!
Click HERE to view property details and on-line presentation!
Don’t Confuse Buyers!
August 18, 2008 by Elaine Manes · 4 Comments
How we choose to live in our homes is our business…right? WRONG! If you are selling your home, you may have to make some lifestyle adjustments. For instance, that pool table you have in your living room might make sense to you, but, to a buyer, it can just be confusing. If you have [...]
Denver Prepares for DNC Protests
August 16, 2008 by Bob Schenkenberger · Leave a Comment
Protestors beware, the Denver Police department is ready for “Mass” arrests if needed. I find the comments by the a few getting ready to protest funny. If you’re so worried about the way you will be treated in custody, DON’T BREAK THE LAW!
Using personal loans for the purpose of debt consolidation is silly, especially if [...]
2008 Beijing Olympics
August 13, 2008 by Bob Schenkenberger · Leave a Comment
I have just added a little widget showing off the latest medal count for the Olympics. If you’ll notice on the right hand side of the homepage, you can see the Medal Counts for the top performing teams.
Stop by often to check up on how the USA is doing!
For the record, Michael Phelps is a [...]
Denver Mortgage Rates
August 13, 2008 by Bob Schenkenberger · Leave a Comment
The long term outlook for rates in the Denver Real Estate market, is so unstable it is tough to predict what we may be in for. The US Dollar has strengthened lately, oil prices are coming down (which is good, but stability is more important) I’m still worried that the price is too easily manipulated, [...]
Fed Stands Still – Time to Move?
August 10, 2008 by Tom Schreiner · Leave a Comment
The Federal Reserve held the line on Tuesday–leaving the Fed Funds Rate at 2.00% for the third straight meeting. The decision, however, was anything but cut-and-dry.
Earlier in the week, the Personal Consumption Expenditure data indicated that inflation climbed 0.8% overall in June, which is the highest inflation jump in 27 years. In addition, the [...]
