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Buyer Guide: How Much House Can I Afford?

The resounding question in the minds of hopeful homeowners is straightforward but timeless: How much house can I afford?

How to Price a House – A Complete Guide

How to Price a House – A Complete Guide

If you know the real estate business, you already know competition is the name of the game. Embrace competition, if you are deciding to sell your home with an agent or as a for sale by owner. In the end, what selling a home is all about is the competition to sell as...

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What Is A Probate Sale? The Basics

What Is A Probate Sale? The Basics

Probate sales can provide unique opportunities to buy a home for less money, but they tend to me more complicated than a traditional real estate transaction because they involve a long and drawn out process. A buyer looking to buy a house in probate will need to...

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How To Remove PMI: 3 Options To Consider

How To Remove PMI: 3 Options To Consider

One of the main barriers to buying a home is coming up with a 20% down payment needed to secure a conventional mortgage. If a buyer doesn't have the 20% down payment that mortgage lenders want to see, then he or she will have to make PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance)...

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What Is a Sheriff Sale?

What Is a Sheriff Sale?

As the name might suggest, a sheriff sale is a court-ordered sale of property, if the property owner is unable to make good on paying for that property.  A sheriff sale is a public auction where property, in real estate obviously this is typically a house, is...

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Is It Okay to Have Multiple Real Estate Agents?

Is It Okay to Have Multiple Real Estate Agents?

Let’s say you’re getting down to the serious nitty gritty on deciding to sell your house or buy a house. And you know that you want a real estate agent to help you out. But you just can’t seem to decide on which one to use. Is it okay to use more than one agent? ...

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Are Liens on Property Public Record? How to Check

Are Liens on Property Public Record? How to Check

There are so many things to keep track of when you buy a house. Is your neighborhood a great area? What are the schools like? How about the property taxes? And what kinds of home improvements will you need to make? And yes, what liens do you need to track?  What...

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7 House Hunting Tips You Need to Know Before Searching

7 House Hunting Tips You Need to Know Before Searching

Thinking of buying a house in the near future but don’t know exactly where to start? It’s always best to be prepared for such a big step, and we’ve got the house hunting tips to set you up for success with your hunt.  Save your money Buying a house is a big financial...

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A Final Home Walk Through Before Closing Checklist

A Final Home Walk Through Before Closing Checklist

You’ve found the perfect home, and closing is right around the corner. But your real estate agent still recommends one final step. A final walk through in your new home is that step. You may be asking yourself, “What should I look for on a final walk through when...

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What Does Pending Mean in Real Estate?

What Does Pending Mean in Real Estate?

Many people are familiar with the term “patent pending” in reference to an application for a US patent awaiting approval from the trademark office, and pretty much that’s what a pending sale means in real estate too. Pending by definition as an adjective means...

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8 Things To Do Now So You’re Ready To Buy Later

8 Things To Do Now So You’re Ready To Buy Later

After President Trump extended the social distancing guidelines through at least April 30th, most Americans will continue to have more free time over the next month or so. Some people will use that extra time to do some spring cleaning, get their homes organized, and...

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Show-it-Yourself Guide

Show-it-Yourself Guide

How to safely open your house to buyers during a coronavirus stay-at-home order As more and more of our clients are staying in their homes to prevent the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, we at Trelora want to help buyers and sellers continue to connect. We’ve...

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7 Ways to Use Your Commission Rebate

7 Ways to Use Your Commission Rebate

Trelora is the only brokerage in the country that will give you HALF of the buyer’s agent commission at closing! We want the home buying journey to be a partnership between our team and our clients, so that’s why we’ve put our money where our mouth is and created the...

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Luxury Colorado Mountain Home

Luxury Colorado Mountain Home

Majestic mountain estate Looking for your ultimate Colorado mountain home? Look no further. Check out this completely remodeled luxury estate at 6887 Timbers Drive in Evergreen with 5 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. It was first constructed in 1999. And it's a private...

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Who Pays Real Estate Commissions?

Who Pays Real Estate Commissions?

It’s a common myth that, as a buyer, you don’t pay your real estate agent because the seller pays all commissions. However, that’s not really the case. . . Let’s take a look at an example on how real estate commissions work Bob is buying a $400,000 home that Susan is...

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Thinking About Buying a Foreclosed Home?

Thinking About Buying a Foreclosed Home?

You’ve spent months aimlessly searching through current homes for sale. You’ve gone to a few open houses and your agent has taken you through some homes. But nothing has been exactly what you wanted. Then, you find a home that just feels right. As fate would have it,...

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Buying a Home: Tips to Save For Your Down Payment

Buying a Home: Tips to Save For Your Down Payment

When you decide to buy a house, it is important that you have money saved. Not only will you need money for closing costs, you are going to need to be able to put as much money down as possible. In fact, the higher your down payment is, the more money that you can...

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How To Pick The Perfect Home Inspector

How To Pick The Perfect Home Inspector

Not all homes are the same, and not all home inspections are the same. While we support you getting a good deal (on your home and your inspection), you should know exactly what you’re paying for. Just like you researched potential homes, you should research potential...

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8 Reasons to Buy a Starter Home

8 Reasons to Buy a Starter Home

When it comes time to buy a home, there are so many options, making it hard to decide to decide which one you want. Some people prefer to start with a smaller home (also called a starter home), while others want to buy one home where they hope to spend the rest of...

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Questions to Ask When Buying a Foreclosed Home

Questions to Ask When Buying a Foreclosed Home

Buying a foreclosed home is a highly impersonal experience. You’re not buying the home from the person who lived there, you’re buying it from the bank. They don’t see the home as a warm, inviting place filled with memories. They just see it as an asset. For this...

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How to Move Out of State for Your Job

How to Move Out of State for Your Job

If you're like many people in the business world, sometimes your company just ups and moves to a new city. And you're left wondering  how to move out of state along with them. Or maybe you're just in the mood to to relocate, never-could-stand-that-town-anyway....

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Our Favorite 100 Year Old Homes For Sale

Our Favorite 100 Year Old Homes For Sale

The amount of history a home can hold is absolutely remarkable. Here are 19 of our favorite 100 year old homes for sale.  These were all built before 1900. Imagine if the walls could talk in these beautiful homes! 1. 1732 North Tejon St, Colorado Springs, CO Built in...

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NEWS: Bighorn Crossing Residential Builder Partnership

NEWS: Bighorn Crossing Residential Builder Partnership

Bighorn Crossing Residential Builder Rejects Conventional Broker Model with Trelora Partnership Local developer poised to save $500,000 by embracing technology, eschewing standard fee structure DENVER, Colo. – August 14, 2018 – Trelora, the Denver-based real estate...

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