Selecting a custom home builder in Colorado Springs can be a difficult decision since there are many to choose from.  If you are interested in building your own dream home, I highly recommend Lathrop Homes.

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Since the subprime mortgage mess, many buyers are having a more difficult time obtaining financing for their home.  There have been many changes in the mortgage industry and buyers are required to have higher credit scores nowadays to obtain loans; there are not as many options available for subprime borrowers as there were a few years ago.

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You finally found your dream home, your loan has been approved and all you have left is your closing.  With all of the busyness during the buying process you must not forget about the details involved with moving!

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Sunset Ridge is located next door to the Vista Mesa Subdivision and is bordered by Vickers, Rangewood, and Flintridge.

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Sundown is located in the Northeast area of Colorado Springs and is bordered by Dublin, Templeton Gap, and Austin Bluffs just west of Powers Blvd.  Sundown is conveniently located near schools, parks, and both new hospitals (Penrose and Memorial North) in Colorado Springs.

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1. Lowball offers- If you are in a time crunch to purchase a home, submitting extremely low offers will waste your precious house hunting time

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Although there are nearly 5,000 single family homes for sale in the Colorado Springs area, many buyers are finding out their offer is one of two and even three other offers being reviewed by the seller.

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Many buyers do not know the difference between a pre-qualification and a pre-approval.  Sellers usually require a pre-qualification or pre-approval letter accompanies a contract offer submitted for their Colorado Springs home.  What good is an offer to a seller when the buyer is not qualified to buy their home?

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Most people don’t even think about their roof unless there is a problem with a leak, hail damage, or some other type of weathering. Here are a few basics about rooftops in Colorado Springs that you may find useful as a homeowner, homebuyer, or seller.

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Great news!  The FHA (Federal Housing Administration) Loan Limits increased on March 5, 2008 for this year to $325,000 for El Paso and Teller Counties.  If you are looking to buy a home, now is a great time with the low interest rates, recently increased FHA loan limits, and large selection of homes to choose from in the Colorado Springs Area!  If you have questions about FHA financing or Colorado Springs Realty, feel free to contact me, you’re Colorado Springs Realtor. 

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In a previous post regarding Buying a Home in Colorado Springs I discussed the three major areas that matter to buyers: Location, Size, and Amenities. Now, let’s get more specific about characteristics buyers look for when buying a home in the Colorado Springs Area.

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You have seen the radon testing kits at Home Depot and have probably heard about it before.  Radon is a radioactive gas that naturally exists in some soils and some of the soils where homes are built can contain radon.

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When buying a home there are three main categories buyers in Colorado Springs focus on:  Location, Size, and Amenities.

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