WESTERN SLOPE REAL ESTATE MAP SEARCH
If you’re looking to search for real estate in the Western Slope area of Colorado by map, then our map search feature is for you! Using our map search feature is easy – just move the map to the area that you want to find homes in, and then use the “search criteria” tab at the top right corner of the map to narrow down your choices.
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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.
LATEST BLOG POSTS
Mesa and Delta County Memorial Day: The Story behind the Red Poppies
Mesa and Delta County families with members currently serving in the armed forces don't need to be reminded of the purpose of the Memorial Day holiday. In most years, that somber meaning can be all but drowned out by its more festive significance as the unofficial kickoff to Mesa and Delta County's summer season.
Signs of a Widening Mesa and Delta County “Sellers’ Advantage
As the traditionally fast-moving spring real estate market nears, Mesa and Delta County sellers who will be listing soon have multiple grounds for optimism—with the scarcity of available properties being the most widely publicized. Now it appears that the long-standing national shortage isn’t just continuing it’s widening.
Why Today’s Mesa and Delta County Homebuyers May Inspire Future Envy
As Mesa and Delta County homebuyers arrive at their final choice, it’s impossible to ignore how greatly their decision will influence their future. Five, ten, twenty—or more— years from now, the purchase will likely have shaped a lot of what’s to come.