Real Estate Update for Erie, CO Home Sellers and Buyers
January 31, 2010 by Mike Gold · Leave a Comment
2009 was a rough stretch for many Erie home sellers and buyers, but new reports hint at possible stabilization in the housing market that may prove beneficial for everyone. As 2009 rolled to a close and 2010 opened into a new year, economic and real estate reports poured out good news, but bad news wasn’t [...]
National and Erie, CO Real Estate Gets a Makeover
January 31, 2010 by Mike Gold · Leave a Comment
When home values started dropping in 2007, a lot of homeowners panicked and immediately began putting their houses on the national and Erie, CO real estate markets. The supply of homes for sale rose to a staggering amount and prices dropped lower, fueling more homeowners to “get out while they still could.” However, as 2009 [...]
2010 Forecasts for National and Erie Real Estate Are In
January 27, 2010 by Mike Gold · Leave a Comment
From national and Erie, CO real estate to the U.S. economy, the predictions for 2010 are in. Like any predictions, they vary from somewhat bright and cheery to doom and gloom: CNBC’s Realty Check predicts: the beginning of a housing market recovery mid-year higher foreclosure inventory rising mortgage rates, probably leveling off around six percent. [...]
Can Your Erie, CO Home for Sale Beat the Rising Competition?
January 27, 2010 by Mike Gold · Leave a Comment
Any time supply is bigger than demand, businesses start looking for a way to set themselves apart from the competition. If you have an Erie, CO home for sale, you’re probably doing the same thing. What is the competition like, though? Are you looking for similar houses, similar neighborhoods – or is the competition nation [...]
The Unavoidably Unavailable Erie, CO Home for Sale
January 13, 2010 by Mike Gold · Leave a Comment
“I’m sorry. I know I have a home for sale, but I’m not available for questions and you can’t see it. Please leave a message after the beep.” No More Precious Commodities Houses are no longer the precious commodities they once were. A home for sale is no longer a rare occurrence. This is the [...]
Picking an Erie CO Real Estate Agent
January 13, 2010 by Mike Gold · Leave a Comment
Picking an Erie, CO real estate agent is a big decision. Buying a home isn’t something most people do on a regular basis and rarely do they know agents personally or have one on speed dial like they may have a lawyer for regular business purposes. If your job doesn’t entail a lot of property [...]
Sprucing Up Your Home for Sale in Erie, CO? Pay Attention to the Permits
January 13, 2010 by Mike Gold · Leave a Comment
A lot of owners who have their homes for sale in Erie, CO are taking advantage of the remodeling sales going on around the nation. From tools and building supplies to the remodeling agencies themselves, they’re finding they can save money. Unfortunately, a lot of homeowners are also choosing to forego the legal building permit [...]
4 Things to Know Before Putting Up Your Home for Sale in Erie, CO
January 13, 2010 by Mike Gold · Leave a Comment
The real estate industry is full of numbers and metrics that can influence your home for sale in Erie, CO. Here are just a few you need to know before putting your house on the market: Pricing – Is your home for sale worth more than you bought it for? Even now, it’s a possibility. [...]
4 New Year’s Resolutions for Erie, CO Homes for Sale
January 13, 2010 by Mike Gold · Leave a Comment
New Years is just around the corner, and for many with Erie, CO homes for sale, it’s the perfect time to make some resolutions. Let’s be expansive, though, shall we? Don’t say, “I will sell my house by April.” We can be more specific than that. Here’s a short list of resolutions that might help [...]
FHA On Solid Ground: Hope for Erie, CO Real Estate Owners
January 12, 2010 by Mike Gold · Leave a Comment
A recent interview with FHA commissioner David Stevens on CNBC gives hope to Erie, CO real estate owners with FHA loans. The Federal Housing Administration now covers at least 30% of new home loans, so when Stevens announced that it might not make its 2% capital reserve, people were understandably nervous. For no reason, Stevens says in the CNBC interview.