REAL ESTATE IN THE 81503 ZIP CODE
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Be sure to scroll down to view some of the most popular homes for sale in 81503, and check out the list of neighborhoods within this great zip code! If you’d like to be notified the next time a home in this area becomes available on the market, just contact us and we will keep you informed.
81503 HOMES FOR SALE
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Homebuyers Beware: Top 3 Things That Could Cause You to LOSE YOUR DEPOSIT!
An earnest money deposit is substantial, so buyers should know what will cause their money to be forfeited, and how to avoid (or leverage!) those instances.
PMI vs MPI (and don’t forget MIP!) – Solving Mortgage Acronym Confusion
Many homeowners don't know PMI (private mortgage insurance) from MPI (mortgage protection insurance), but we're here to sort out mortgage acronym confusion.
How to Make an Offer on a House
You've seen the house and it's perfect, you're ready to make an offer! If you're wondering how to make an offer on a house, here are a few helpful tips.
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What’s Up With Inspections in Mesa County? Part 2: The Inspection Report
This is the second in series of blogs about the home inspection process. In Part 1 we talked about what a home inspection is and why it’s important to get one when buying a home. In Part 2 of this series we’ll cover the actual inspection report and how to deal with the findings.
What’s Up With Inspections in Mesa County? Our 4-Part Series
It’s a tough market out there right now for buyers in Grand Junction and the entire Western Slope area. Homes for sale aren’t as plentiful. That means it’s actually a sellers’ market right now. You’ll be in fierce competition with other buyers for the same homes. That also means buyers need be armed with as much information as possible when they plunge into buying a home. Especially once you get one under contract.
Future Possibilities for Mesa County’s Residential Real Estate
It’s normally tricky business to predict the direction that the U.S. real estate market will be taking in any coming year, but in most years, projecting the situation for just a few months in the future puts the experts on safer ground.