Tag: sell my as-is house

5 Proven Tips to Sell Your Home Faster in Loveland

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When choosing to sell a house in Loveland, you’ll likely want the process to take as little time as possible. After all, time is money, right? The longer it takes to sell, the more it ends up costing you in the long run. Utility bills, taxes, and insurance payments only stop once the sale is finalized. … Continued

Tenant Destroyed Your Property In Longmont, CO? Here Are Your 3 Options

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Your beautiful rented property has been damaged, vandalized: somebody, your tenant or his/her buddies repeatedly spilled red wine on your freshly painted walls (you pray is just red wine and not something else). The sinks, the toilet bowl, and the bathtub are broken, the shower head is missing, kitchen backsplash was hammered, some carpets are … Continued

3 Ways To Appeal To Buyers in Fort Collins

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When you are trying to sell your home, buyer appeal is the only appeal that matters! The difference between other seller’s house and yours can be huge. Walk through your home and look at your home as if you were going to buy it and make a list of what would be a major turn off, … Continued

Pitfalls Of Keeping A House During a Divorce in Longmont, CO

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The family home is in most cases the largest family asset. What happens to the property when the family breaks down depends on the divorcing couple. One of the most common estate planning mistakes that people make is joint ownership over the marital residence after divorce. This decision carries important risks of which neither party … Continued

Selling A House With A Bad Roof In Firestone, CO

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As life events go, buying or selling a house is one of the more stressful ones. During this process, you can run into obstacles that threaten to kill the deal at any point in the transaction and a roof in bad conditions can be one of these obstacles. Before putting your house on the market … Continued

Pitfalls Of Keeping A House During a Divorce in Wellington, CO

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The family home is in most cases the largest family asset. What happens to the property when the family breaks down depends on the divorcing couple. One of the most common estate planning mistakes that people make is joint ownership over the marital residence after divorce. This decision carries important risks of which neither party … Continued