Wednesday, January 30, 2013


Do you know anyone that is moving to another area outside of the Grand Junction area?  If so, we can help!  We can help them find a qualified Realtor in the area to which they are moving, in fact, anywhere in the United States.  We have an incredible referral network of agents and we can help people pick an agent based on criteria that we know is important in a good Realtor.  We do the work of screening and qualifying the agent, then send the contact information to the potential client for review.

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

New Listing - New Construction


Patio home in exclusive Summer Hill community built by Porter Homes. Completion scheduled for March 2013. Energy Star Home, low maintenance living at its finest. Front yard maintained, walking paths, ponds accentuate this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, granite counter, covered patio, fireplace, 2 x 6 construction, 2 car, 2,011 sq. ft. home. All information, including measurements & square footage, deemed reliable but not guaranteed & should be verified by Buyer(s)

Saturday, December 1, 2012

NextDoor.com

This is an awesome website specific to your neighborhood! This allows you to invite your neighbors for online neighborhood news. Alerts, bbqs, lost animals, road work, things for sale etc. You can start this for your neighborhood or there might already be one set up for you to just join!  Check it out!
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Thursday, November 29, 2012

Free Money

WoW! What a great time to buy...money is cheap right now folks.
Conforming and FHA 30 yr fixed 3.375%, 15 yr fixed 2.625%
Jumbo 30 yr fixed 3.5 %, 5 yr ARM 2.5%
Have a great day ;-)

Wednesday, November 28, 2012


If Congress drives the economy off the "fiscal cliff," wave goodbye to short sales that have helped the housing market get back on its feet.
At risk is a provision that erases taxes on selling a home for less than what's owed to the bank. Expiration of the tax treatment would create a major new headache for the one in four homeowners who owe more than their house is worth. Those "underwater" sellers would have to come up with a big check for Uncle Sam to pay the tax on the difference.
That “would be a blow to the housing recovery,” said Paul Diggle, a housing economist at Capital Economics. “The increased use of short sales, rather than foreclosures, has become an important support to the recovery.”