I am a Native to Colorado. My job is to guide you through either buying or selling a home with the least amount of stress to you. I believe that Honesty and Integrity are a key in today's Real Estate Market. For buyers, this is a perfect time, for sellers it is a little tougher, depending on your personal situation and your exit strategy. Remember that your home is a commodity not a product. There is allot of information available on the internet, and through alternate media sources. You need a true professional to interpret and guide you. I look forward to working with you.
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$/sq ft is independent upon the neighborhood, and the most recent sales data in that neighborhood. Square footage used for this figure will be above ground square footage. Shortsales, foreclosures, and just the number of homes on the market in that specific area can change the $/sq ft. You need to have your property evaluated along with the current sales data to determine an Accurate figure. There is allot of information out there, but a Realtor can accurately evaluate the information and guide you to make the best decision for you. - Tue Apr 22 2008, 10:54
For a General Home inspection around $300 to $350.00. Any specialized services that you add on or require such as Radon will increase the price. Many specialty inspectors also exist for Mold, structural issues, furnaces etc. My advise would be to make sure that the inspections services that you use are bonded and insured, and are members of ASHI (American Society of Home Inspectors) , that set forth education standards, experience, and standards of practice. - Tue Apr 22 2008, 10:46
a great public site is Loop Net. A commercial broker will be able to search for you, and analyse the best options for your needs. Also each area usually has independent business men and women that meet for leads groups, and investment purposes. They might have an ear to the ground. - Tue Apr 22 2008, 10:38
This is a great time to buy. There is allot of inventory on the market, with is causing the prices to decrease. Be very aware of HOA's what they cover, and their current financial status. Also loan requirements, down payment amounts, and buyers programs are changing on a daily basis. A Realtor can guide through the process, to make the best choice for you. - Tue Apr 22 2008, 10:33
You need a licensed Real Estate Broker. An agent will know the area, the market, and can sort through the current inventory to find you the home that best suites your wants, and needs. Pick a large Real Estate Company with a good reputation. A large company will have experienced agents, and many resourses to assist you with your home search. Large Companies also offer referral services throughout the country. - Tue Apr 22 2008, 10:22
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