Your home isn’t your “forever home.” But how do you know when it’s time to sell? Selling a home is a unique, individual process. It depends on the market, your position in life, and your current needs. Here are a few signs that you might…

There once was a time when people would build their home with their own two hands, and then they would live it in for their entire lives. That tradition largely ended a hundred years ago or so. Today, a house isn’t just where you live….

Buying a house is a huge commitment. Sometimes, first-time homeowners learn that they don’t really want all of the extra work and hassle that comes with owning a house. In other cases, circumstances change, and the house that was great becomes an untenable burden. No…

You want to sell your house, but you still have tenants. Maybe they’re on a month-to-month lease. Maybe they have another year to go. Regardless, you’re selling an encumbered property. What’s your next step? Before we even start, you need to know that selling a…

Are you thinking about selling your house? If you haven’t gone through the process before, you should know that it’s a major financial event with many moving parts. One of the most important things to understand is what will happen to your mortgage when you…

You’re moving, but there’s one catch. What do you do with your existing house? You can rent it or you can sell it. It’s a hard question to answer, and can be complicated by several factors. Let’s talk about the pros and cons of each….

In Colorado, there are two ways that a lender can foreclose: judicial foreclosure and nonjudicial foreclosure. But foreclosure isn’t a black-and-white process. If you’re about to go into foreclosure, the situation may be more complicated than you think. Here is what you need to know…

Your house has been on the market for months, but it just won’t sell. You’ve watched other houses on your block hit the market and within just a few days they’re snapped up. What’s going on with your property? Why won’t it sell? Every property…

Sometimes it’s unavoidable. Perhaps your house just got away from you. Maybe a sinkhole suddenly appeared. Maybe you inherited a long-neglected house from a distant relative. Regardless of the situation, you could have a home that’s about to be condemned. What does that mean to…

There are serious consequences to going into foreclosure. Not only could you become responsible for large fines, penalties, and legal costs, but you could also find yourself unable to purchase another home for years. Foreclosure is always the last thing you want to happen, but…