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Beyond the Superficial: The Puzzle of Enduring Home Value
Over the past few months, we've written extensively about different kinds of home improvements—particularly what we have named "superficial" and "enduring" improvements. These ideas have sparked interest and prompted thoughtful questions from many of our friends and...
Recent Real Estate Changes: Sellers Haven’t Seen Much Change Yet
If you’ve sold a home in the past 30 years, you likely paid a commission not only for the agent you hired (the listing agent) but also for the agent representing the buyer. And if you’ve purchased a home during this time, your agent’s commission was likely paid by the...
Stop, Think, and Feel: The Power of Emotion in Selling Your Home
(If you're considering working with us to sell your home, this post is worth your time. While the main idea may seem straightforward, its deeper implications are often missed. We're asking you to see the home-selling process in a new way that recognizes emotion's...
Proof of Funds
When buying a home with cash, the seller will expect to see a document called Proof of Funds—confirming you have the money available to complete the purchase. Ideally, we’ll include this with your offer, so it’s best to have it ready ahead of time. When buyers get a...
5647 Osbourne Dr.
Beautifully maintained Windsor home with ideal layout and lots of outdoor space! List Price: $560,000 MLS #: 1013249 Status: Active / Available City: Loveland Bedrooms: 4 Baths: 2.5 Year Built: 2018 Total Square Feet: 2500 Finished Square Feet: 1776 Garage: 2 Car...
4350 Sunridge Dr
Cute & cozy ranch-style home with an oversized garage/workshop & a peaceful setting List Price / Sold Price: $425,000 / $425,000 MLS #: 1010381 Status: Sold on 7-16-2024 City: Loveland Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 2 Year Built: 1993 Total Square Feet: 1,166...
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Condo vs. Townhome: The First Steps to Understanding What’s Right for You
At first glance, condos and townhomes can look similar. The key difference comes down to ownership. When you buy a condo, you own the interior of your unit, while the land, exterior, and common areas are collectively owned by all residents. With a townhome, you own a...