April Newsletter
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Real Estate
Is the Denver Market Crashing or Stabalizing!?
Stop the madness! I’ve had multiple conversations recently with multiple friends – some who have rentals – asking if the market is going to crash. NO – it’s stabalizing and I wanted to write an article that dives into why. As of early 2025, both the Denver and Arvada housing markets are exhibiting signs of
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March Newsletter
Denver & Fraser Market Update: Spring Listings & Fresh Snow March has arrived with a mix of winter weather and fresh opportunities in the Denver and Fraser real estate markets. The spring housing market is beginning to thaw, with new listings hitting the market, yet homes are sitting a bit longer before going under contract.
Buying a Second Home: What to Ask Your Lender
Thinking about buying a second home? Whether it’s a vacation retreat or future investment, understanding the financial requirements is crucial. In this post, I’ll cover everything you need to ask your lender—including loan qualifications, down payment and reserve requirements, interest rates, payoff limitations, tax considerations, and how rental plans might affect financing. I’ll also walk
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Arvada Condo For Sale
Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 full-bath Condo in Arvada will be going on the market soon! This home has had one tenant since the rennovation and is close to all Arvada has to offer. It would be a wonderful starter home or investment. Currently rented for $1,950 – market rents are over $2K – tenants’ lease
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Should you wait until Rates Drop?
Buying a home now—even with current high interest rates—could actually be a better long-term strategy than waiting for rates to drop. Now everyone’s situation is different and every market is different…..but here are a few reasons I believe acting, instead of waiting, is better: Investing now in a property with the current rates can position
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Must Have’s in Your Short-Term Rental
Long-term rentals are not the same as a short or mid-term rental. Don’t let anyone tell you different! I’ve been managing short-term rentals since 2012, and if there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this: guests want comfort, convenience, and, increasingly, a touch of luxury. Whether it’s a short weekend getaway or a mid-term stay, people
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September Newsletter
Happy SeptemberFall is in the air in the mountains – and it’s about to explode here in the valley! What’s popping in the housing market though? Last month,Denver metro housing market experienced a notable rise in buyer activity, with executed contracts increasing by 10% year-over-year and 6% from July. I personally had two closings and can
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July Newsletter
Happy July!Did you realize it’s halfway through the year!? If you’re looking for an exercise to reflect on the first half of the year, check out this exercise to assist you. July begins the start of Q3 & brings with it summer vibes & hot market news. Inventory continues to rise, days on market in most Denver
Self-Managing Your Rental Property: Embrace the Landlord Life & Keep Your Cashflow
So, you’ve decided to dive headfirst into the tumultuous sea of property management? Congratulations! You may have heard horror stories of the landlord life – filled with leaking faucets, late-night tenant calls, and the ‘but I thought I told you I had a pet pig?!’. But fear not, intrepid landlord-to-be, for with a dash of
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