by Glen Weinberg | Oct 10, 2022 | Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Realtor, Denver Hard Money, Denver hard money Lenders, Denver Private Lenders, Denver Private Lending, Denver private real estate loans, Denver real estate values
I was recently looking at a property in Colorado and looked up its Zestimate (above)… it is a miracle that the Zestimate suddenly increased 300% with no changes to the property. I’ll bet 900 million that the Zestimate is not accurate. Why did the Zestimate jump so...
by Glen Weinberg | Oct 3, 2022 | Aspen hard money, Breckenridge, Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, CO hard money, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado Living, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Realtor, Colorado residential property values, Colorado Short Term Rental lending, Colorado Ski real estate, Denver Hard Money, Denver real estate values, Frisco hard money, Frisco real estate values, Steamboat hard money, Summit county hard money lender, Telluride hard money, Vail Hard Money, Vail real estate values, Winter Park Hard money
Frisco had originally planned to offer a “locals” only license classification for short term rentals. A new ruling in Louisiana put these plans on hold and could jeopardize many other communities short term rental laws. What was in the ruling and...
by Glen Weinberg | Sep 26, 2022 | Aspen hard money, Breckenridge, Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado Living, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado residential property values, Colorado Short Term Rental lending, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns, Crested butte hard money, NIghtly rental real estate, Ski lending/ investing, Steamboat hard money, Telluride hard money
Steamboat’s occupancy rate “supposedly” plummets 13% from last year, yet accommodation taxes are up an astonishing 48%. Why is it important to focus on occupancy and sales taxes? How accurate are either of these numbers? What does this mean for...
by Glen Weinberg | Sep 12, 2022 | Aspen hard money, Breckenridge, Breckenridge hard money, Breckenridge real estate, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado Private Lending, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado residential property values, Colorado Short Term Rental lending, Colorado Ski real estate, Colorado Ski towns, Ski lending/ investing, Steamboat hard money, Telluride hard money, Vail Hard Money, Vail real estate values
The headline in the Summit Daily sound ominous: Summit County servers stung by lack of visitors with lowest occupancy rates since 2015. From the headlines it sounds like Breckenridge is in a free fall. Is it really? What is going on in Breckenridge...
by Glen Weinberg | Aug 29, 2022 | Boulder Real Estate, CO hard money, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado hard money lender, Colorado hard money loans, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Realtor, Colorado residential property values, Denver Hard Money, Denver hard money Lenders, Denver Private Lenders, Denver Private Lending, Denver private real estate loans, Denver real estate values, Denver Realtor
The Denver Metro Association predicted “extreme bidding wars” will continue in their August Newsletter. At the same time the National Association of realtor’s chief economist said: “We’re witnessing a housing recession in terms of declining home sales and home...
by Glen Weinberg | Aug 1, 2022 | Alternative financing, Colorado Foreclosures, Colorado Hard Money, Colorado Living, Colorado real estate market trends, Colorado Real Estate values, Colorado Realtor, Colorado residential property values, Denver Private Lending, Denver private real estate loans, Denver real estate values
Well’s Fargo just released its midyear housing update and from the surface it looks rosy for Denver and Colorado. How accurate are their assumptions? Will Colorado real estate continue to increase in light of an impending recession? Hint, don’t get too...
