In an attempt to better protect consumers from predatory lending practices, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has integrated the mortgage loan disclosures as required under the Dodd-Frank Act. What this means to consumers is two new forms. The Good Faith Estimate that discloses the costs of the loan at the beginning of the loan […]
Summit Sky Ranch In Silverthorne
Something exciting is happening here in Summit County. A new single family development just north of Silverthorne called Summit Sky Ranch. Situated on 416 acres of breathtaking beauty the vision of Summit Sky Ranch is to create a vibrant community and 360 degree outdoor lifestyle for people that share common values. Here are some of the […]
The Number Of Properties For Sale Is Climbing… And So Are Prices
As we head into summer, it is typical for the number of properties on the market to increase. The ski areas have closed, seasonal rentals are done so it’s time for those interested in selling to get their properties ready and put them on the market. This year is no different in that respect. Since […]
Dinner At The Canteen In Breckenridge, Colorado
The old Steak & Rib restaurant is now The Canteen Tap House & Tavern. Recently, a dinner out with our friends meant an opportunity to give the new, Breckenridge restaurant a try. We suggest you stop in when you get a chance too. Our dinner consisted of a variety of drinks, appetizers and entrees. The drink menu was extensive. […]
Robert Randolph Plays Dillon Amphitheater
The amphitheater was packed as the opening band took the stage. John Trucelli said the crowd was 10 times bigger than what they’re used to playing for. They are a local band and play venues all over Summit County. They played a good set, introducing their new album to the crowd. Then it was time for […]
Is Your Real Estate Agent Marginal?
NAR, the National Association of Realtors, recently released a “Danger Report” that states the largest threat to today’s real estate agent is other real estate agents. When an organization that is out there to protect and propel the image of Realtors is publicly skeptical about real estate agents, there must be a big problem. The competence of […]
Possible Foreclosure in Mesa Cortina Neighborhood
After the owner of a Mesa Cortina home was recently convicted of theft and sentenced to prison time, the Summit Daily reported that house payments were no longer being made and the property will likely go into foreclosure. It’s still possible that the home could be sold and any equity could pay back the victim […]
Make the Time to Read the Contract
Everyone has heard horror stories about people that have signed a contract, didn’t know what they were agreeing to, and somehow got taken. But still, when presented a document that needs to be signed while someone waits very few people actually read it. Some will ask what it says, others will skim it quickly, but […]
Hit the Slopes this Memorial Day!
Memorial Day weekend is typically a weekend of family get-togethers that often include camping and barbecuing. This year’s May weather has dampened Memorial Day plans for many. An abundance of rain and cooler than normal temperatures have caused campgrounds and hiking trails across the Front Range to close for the holiday weekend. So what’s a […]
Fast Market Facts – Summit County Residential Real Estate
29.7% more residential properties priced at $1,000,000 or above have sold in the first four months of 2015 than in the same period in 2014. -48 vs 37- · Sales of residential properties priced at $1,000,000 or above haven’t been at this level this early in the year since 2008. -2008 had 50 sales- · Residential properties […]