Amy's Real Estate Blog

Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, a seasoned investor, or simply curious about the ever-evolving housing market, this blog is your go-to resource for all things real estate. Here, we break down complex market trends, share expert tips, and offer practical advice to help you make informed decisions with confidence. From neighborhood spotlights to home staging hacks, we’re here to empower you with knowledge and insight every step of the way. Let’s unlock the doors to your real estate success—together.

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Estate Planning What is a revocable trust? What happens when you don’t have a trust? Why should you consider a trust when you already have a will? Let’s dive into the differences and why a trust might be the better option for you.I help many people navigate the complexities of inheriting and selling property. Many assume that having a will is enough, […]

Affordable Housing Why are there no new Condos in Colorado? More than 20 years ago, Colorado was grappling with a significant issue in the construction industry—construction defects. To address this, the Colorado General Assembly passed the Construction Defect Action Reform Act (CDARA) in 2001. These reforms aimed to balance the interests of homeowners and builders by limiting the liability of construction professionals while ensuring homeowners […]

Buyers Market FALL-ing Rates = Buyer’s Market I’ve been preparing my clients for mortgage rate cuts in mid-September. This week’s big news was the announcement by the Fed Chairman that they may want to have a larger rate cut — a half point v. a quarter point — given the soft jobs report that came out with only 142,000 jobs added […]

Affordable Housing Is Colorado Becoming Unaffordable to Live and Raise a Family? The beautiful state of Colorado, well known for its majestic mountains and Western heritage, is grappling with an escalating affordability crisis. This issue is most evident in neighborhoods like Denver’s popular Washington Park. Once a haven for historic homes passed down through generations with modest values between $300,000 and $700,000, it has now become out […]