Denver hard money loans in context: rental licenses, investor purchases, inventory, tax plans and Denver’s growth.
Denver is making waves again with the passage of a new law that requires all long-term rental properties to meet “min housing requirements”. This new law goes into effect on January 1 2023. On the surface the new law sounds innocuous, but the reality is far...
According to a recent Redfin study, investors purchased almost 17% of all houses in metro Denver, up from 9% a year ago. “Investors are expecting rents to increase in the coming years,” said Redfin Chief Economist Daryl Fairweather. What does this mean for real...
If you look at Denver county, the number of properties sold is up 10% , in Routt County (Steamboat) sales of single family homes is up 30% over 2019. If there is no inventory/ little inventory available how are sales continuing to break records. Is there another...
Colorado real estate is on a tear, with appreciation off the charts. In Denver appreciation is up 25% year over year. Unfortunately, all this appreciation could cause some large tax hits based on the new legislation. How will the new legislation...
There has been allot of talk about Denver being primed for a long term decline in real estate. Will this actually occur? Short answer no. Why? Simple math more people are moving to Denver than leaving. What does this mean for real estate values in the short term...
Colorado has the lowest obesity rate of any state, but when it comes to financial fitness, residents of the state borrowed money at an unrivaled pace last year, contributing to one of the heaviest debt burdens in the country beating all but two states for most...
NY provides 3 billion in incentives to land Amazon. Colorado offered 100 million. Amazon selected NY only to break up with them this week and ditch their expansion plans. Colorado will be a big winner of this recent breakup. Sounds like the recent Bezos love...
