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Denver Real Estate- Rising Mortgage Rates – Have You Concerned?

Here we are, the days are getting longer! You would think the Denver real estate market would be about to wake up from its winter slumber. Wait this is not 2012. So, unless you have been under a rock, that is not the case in Denver. The news to start 2018 in Denver real estate has been […]

Should I put 20% down to purchase a home?

20% down Vs. 5% down [video_embed name=”20% DOWN TO PURCHASE A HOME”] This video was posted three years ago and it is still very relevant in this housing market!  Especially for Denver’s Real Estate market.  With the rate of increase in home values, this is something to consider when deciding on purchasing a home now […]

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