1022 Pearl St. #101, Denver 80203

October 17, 2011 by  
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1022 Pearl St. #101, Denver 80203



Status: Active

Price: US $615,000
MLS Number: 1040295
Type: Residential
Year Built: 1891

Property Description:

This Classic 1890′S Victorian Has All Of The Beautiful Features You Anticipate, But With All Of The Upgrades And Modern Conveniences You Need. A Magnificent Covered Entry Welcomes You With Vintage Tiles. Gleaming Wood Floors, Gorgeous Built-In Cabinetry And Shelves, Impressive Views, Sleek Moldings And Custom Windows. No Detail Has Been Overlooked. Spacious Rooms For Living And Entertaining In The Heart Of Denver. From The Formal Dining With Gas Log Fireplace To The Cozy Library With Full Wet Bar To The Chef’s Kitchen – A True Cooks Dream! Granite, Commercial Grade Ss Appliances, Large Pantry Ad Custom Cabinets. The Beautiful Patios And Outdoor Spaces Invite You To Enjoy The Seasons, And The Convenience Of A Garage Eliminates Any Parking Concerns. Take A Step Back In Time To Turn-Of-The-Century Elegance And Craftsmanship – Welcome Home!…more>>


2651 Kendall St., Wheat Ridge 80214

September 7, 2011 by  
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2651 Kendall St., Wheat Ridge 80214



Status: Active

Price: US $250,000
MLS Number: 1032058
Type: Res
Year Built: 2001

Property Description:

Wonderful Attached Ranch Home In Wheat Ridge. Youll Find Yourself Right At Home In This Side-By-Side Duplex, With Huge Fenced Yard And Tons Of Living Space. Fantastic, Finished Basement With Recreation Room And Additional 2 Bedrooms And A Bath, New Carpet And Paint. Tons Of Cabinet Space In Open Kitchen, Bay Window In Dining Area. Both Units Owned By Seller, Purchase One Or Both! Convenient Location And Move-In Ready. Great Starter Home Or Income Property. Schedule Your Showing Today!!…more>>


18001 E. 136th Ave., Brighton 80603

August 12, 2011 by  
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18001 E. 136th Ave., Brighton 80603



Status: Active

Price: US $350,000
MLS Number:1024972
Type: Res
Year Built: 1909

Property Description:

Property Description
Built in 1909, this well-kept home has been lovingly maintained and updated: newer roof, windows and siding. Inside, newer carpet and paint, cozy and move-in ready. The home sits on over 4 acres (zoned agriculture in 2010). Perfectly positioned, with Barr Lake to the east and sweeping views of the Rockies to the West. Property is fenced and ready for horses. An oversized 2 car detached garage, storage shed, and 3 sided horse shelter are included. Minutes from shopping and retail in Brighton, easy access to freeway and just minutes from Denver…….more>>


1155 S. Kendall St., Lakewood 80232

August 11, 2011 by  
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1155 S. Kendall St., Lakewood 80232



Status: Active

Price: US $172,500
MLS Number:1022781
Type: Res
Year Built: 1960

Property Description:

Property Description
This home is located in a quiet, established neighborhood near Bel Mar. Newer appliances, gleaming hardwood floors have been refinished like new! Custom tile work surrounds the cozy fireplace. Handmade, solid oak front door with inlaid stain glass youll see a craftsmans touch throughout the home. Bonus wood shop/work room in the basement. Plenty of space to relax and entertain recreation room has pool table that stays with buyer! Tons of potential, a huge enclosed patio and mature landscaping. Large backyard also includes a new utility shed. Welcome home! 3rd bedroom is in finished basement, non-conforming*Brand new roof with 10 year warranty!……more>>


Many Lawmakers Saying 20% Down Payment Requirement Is Too High

As you may have heard lately a bipartisan group of lawmakers on Capitol Hill has been pushing for a real estate overhaul that requires a 20 percent down payment for the “safest mortgages.” On the other side of the issue, however, is a group of more than 160 lawmakers in the House of Representatives that is stating that the reform could threaten a full economic recovery for years to come and is “overly burdensome.”

While most agree that something needs to be changed from the environment of the last ten years of lending, there is some disagreement on which turn should be taken. One of the more creative solutions involves some of the risk of any non FHA and VA loans that are being securitized (packaged and resold) to be retained by the original lender. This would at least help dissuade predatory lending by increasing the risk to sub-prime lenders, but would not have such a large impact on the purchasing mindset and market as some proposals.

In our opinion it is nice to see some more creative ideas coming to the forefront that could slowly change the mindset and industry without completely shocking, and possibly destabilizing, the recovery that is hopefully emerging soon in the real estate markets.

Source: “House Lawmakers to Regulators: Kill Mortgage Plan,” Reuters News (June 1, 2011)

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