A water leak can do a great deal of damage very quickly inside your home. Learn about some great tools on the market that can “sound the alarm” at the first sign of unwanted moisture.
How to Avoid Hidden Water Damage in the Winter Months
Ice Dams and Attic Condensation are well known issues found in our Colorado climate. Here are some tips for homeowners on preventing these conditions and avoiding costly damage to your home.
Credit Is Much More Than Just a Plastic Card
Keeping track of your credit rating on a regular basis can protect against fraudulent activity or a simple mistake, which could jeopardize your future investments.
Six Home Investments That Add Enjoyment And Value
Take advantage of these six investments that will not only help you to enjoy your current home more, but will also increase the future value to prospective buyers, when the time comes.
Ten Tips to Keep a Remodeling Project from Being a Nightmare
Ensure your remodeling project is successful and productive by avoiding these ten common mistakes, keeping you wise on the cost and the process.
Green Ideas for the Colorado Homeowner: Ceiling Fans
The benefits of a ceiling fan in the summer months are well known. Investing in a fan with a reversible motor can extend those benefits into the winter months, reducing wear and tear on your furnace and saving energy.
Green Innovation On The Nearby Horizon
There is a fair amount of “gloom and doom” stories these days associated with the environment. Here are a couple of advancements on the green horizon.
Two Vastly Different Marketplaces as 2016 Begins
The Denver metro real estate market continues to present unique challenges for sellers and buyers. The surging Colorado economy has contributed to records in average sales price for single family homes across the seven-county Denver metroplex. In the broad brush, we understand it is a strong seller’s market. In closer examination, we actually see two vastly different marketplaces as 2016 …
You Know You’re a Coloradan When…
You worry about getting sunburned and frostbitten on the same day. You’re not surprised that a few weeks into Rockies baseball season some games are cancelled because of snow. You secretly chuckle when anyone east of Denver tells you they have mountains in their state too. You know that South Park is a real place. You go anywhere else on …
Fewer Home Sales Mask Supply & Demand Patterns
You are likely hearing ‘everywhere’ that the availability of resale home inventory in the Denver metro area is low. It has also been reported that there have been fewer homes sales so far this year. This makes it look like both supply and demand are down for the year. In reality, neither is true. It can all be confusing so …
Staging: The Economical Remodeling Alternative
Here is a rather typical scenario: An agent is working with a seller and a home stager to get a house ready to go onto the market. They have done a bunch of low-cost and even no-cost things that have made the house show better, so it will stand out in the emotional thoughts of potential buyers. The client says, …
Get Referrals for the Services YOU need
I and my colleagues at CHR believe in working by referral. Doing so allows us to focus on our clients and their needs before, during and after closing a real estate transaction. Purposely, the bulk of our business comes from past clients and friends who refer us to the important people they know. I love the concept of working by …
Remodel with an Eye Towards Resale
Home improvements maximize resale potential. The questions are — what and how to do, and when?
Keeping Your Home Warm This Winter
Simple and easy steps you can do to make the winter tolerable, and even healthy.
Easy Steps Today to Prevent Costly Repairs Tomorrow
Ideas to keep your home safe and save you money.
