Our Bloggers
Denver & Suburbs
Larry Hotz - Selling homes since 1978, Former Managing Broker and Senior Faculty Member Colorado Association of Realtors
Littleton & SW
Dennis Martin - Another Dad/Daughter Real Estate Team sells homes throughout Denver's Southwest Suburbs. Dennis also managed a real estate company and sold homes for over 30 years.
Erie, Niwot & Northwest
Paula King - a Certified Residential Specialist helping folks in Denver's north suburbsWest Denver
Melody Rivera - and Rivera Team sell homes in Highlands, Lakewood, Westminister. She is also President of The Denver Board of Realtors
John Ludwig - Lo-Do, Business District, City Park and more offer homes for "urban at heart".
Longmont & North
John Callis - Broker since 1982 in Denver's northern suburbs. Lives in Boulder.
First Time Homes
Elizabeth Hotz
- Purdue grad and broker since 2005, Liz has lived in both the City and Suburbs. She know the best places for first-time buyers.Aurora Co Suburbs
Maureen Moore
- Lives here and loves South Aurora, Maureen has been a Realtor here for 22 years.
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Denver Home Prices
by Larry Hotz, All Denver Real Estate
Even though home prices in some parts of the Denver area fell in February over the year ago period, Denver home prices held up at the fifth best level in the country according to the most recent Case- Schiller report.
The report tracked home prices in 20 cities across the United States over the last year.it found that prices dropped an average of 12.7% during that time. Denver prices dropped an average of 5.5%.
Steve Holben, a local custom home builder, takes exception to the methodology used in the report and claims the Denver market is actually better than reported by Case Schiller.
FICO Score
by Dennis Beranek, Denver Mortgage Expert
As a long-time Denver mortgage banker, I know how important credit scores have become over the years. When I started in banking, I was taught to examine the financial statements, the business plan and then look the potential borrower straight in the eye. I could usually assess a good risk from a bad one. But, those days are gone.
For better or worse, a credit decision now usually rests on what is supposed to be an objection and unemotional number. That number is FICO credit score. So, know what it is and how to improve it can save you a lot of money.
Use the form below to get more information on current interest rates and FICO credit scores.