Hello Mud Season! It’s wet (thank goodness!) which means it’s the season of cozy working sessions at coffee shops (been going to Rocky Mountain Roastery and it’s been lovely!) and hanging with my local crew. Last few weeks have been a fun mix of deals & community – man, I love where I live and […]
Buying a home in the mountains is exciting — fresh air, slower mornings, big views, and a lifestyle that just feels different. Mountain insurance?Also different — and often misunderstood. Whether you’re buying a condo, townhome, or single-family property, here are a few key insurance realities mountain buyers should understand before closing day, plus tips to
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If you’ve ever driven through a mountain town and wondered how on earth people actually build houses up here, the short answer is: carefully, strategically, and with a lot of respect for the weather. When you’re building in the mountains, weather isn’t just a background consideration — it’s one of the biggest determinants of when
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It’s November – Give Thanks!Thanksgiving is right around the corner and we are planning a trip to Moab to hike, bike and connect in nature. Thinking about a November mountain getaway? Check out this beautiful cabin in the woods you can snuggle up in! Curious about what’s on the market in Arvada, Fraser or Grand
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I’ve been managing my own short term rentals, long term rentals and mid-term rentals for over 14 years. I get it – it can be A LOT. Especially with a full-time job! But hosting a short term or seasonal rental can be really rewarding – and financially fantastic! You do have to juggle quite a
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There are a few nuances to buying a home located in the mountains and it’s good to be prepared before you dive in. The early stages of buying a mountain home might feel familiar—whether it’s a primary residence, second home, or investment property, you’ll likely start with a pre-approval from a lender and a few
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