In our world of online everything, sometimes buying or selling a home can feel a little bit too much like online dating. (this article is meant to be fun).

If you’re considering becoming a landlord for a home you own - perhaps either mortgage-free or because you have a low interest rate, keep reading…

When someone buys a house, part of the process involves completing a home inspection. This is a great time for a buyer to learn about the home and request important repairs be completed by the seller. Here are some real life examples.

Do you dream of owning a home in the mountains? Learn some of the basics of what makes owning a home in the mountains different than owning a home in the city.

I was recently referred to an aspiring first-time home buyer, and we met at a local Starbucks to talk through the current state of the market, the buying process, and what might be the best next steps for him.

Here is some of what I told him.

70% of American couples live together before marriage. Do you know how to avoid the common real estate pitfalls that come with non-married parties living together or co-owning real estate?

Why does your credit matter? How is it calculated? What credit score do you need to buy a house?

How did Denver’s rental market perform in 2024, and what can landlords and tenants expect heading into 2025?

Holiday movies are home to some now-famous homes. How many can you identify?

Chances are you have debt, but debt doesn’t mean you can’t buy a home. 77% of Americans have debt. Life is expensive and debt can quickly pile up.

The key is knowing HOW TO PAY OFF DEBT and IN WHAT ORDER.

What is a 3-2-1 Temporary Rate Buy Down? How does it work? Why would anyone use it? Does it favor the buyer or seller? I answer all these questions and more.

As we await Chairman Powell’s announcement this week, it’s worth checking to see what impact, if anything, this year’s rate drops have had on the housing market.

July is showing signs of a significant market shift. What does this mean for buyers and sellers?