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What To Expect When Selling Your House Via Rent To Own in Colorado Springs

February 23, 2020

Selling your house via the rent to own strategy is a great option for both the buyer and seller. The seller can collect rent and additional monies, and the buyer can try the house for a while. There are 2 different types of rent to own contracts, the option to buy and the agreement to … Continued

What Happens To Your Colorado Springs Property After A Divorce?

February 17, 2020

By Brian

Divorces are difficult. About forty to fifty percent of marriages ended in divorce last year, and the rate is even higher for subsequent marriages. If you are going through a divorce right now, you are probably wondering what happens to your Colorado Springs property after the divorce. Who Keeps The Property? This is something you … Continued

6 Reasons To Avoid The MLS When Selling Your Colorado Springs House

February 16, 2020

By Brian

If you own real estate, you have probably heard of the MLS. It is a members-only website that is joined by real estate agents in the area. They have a local level, a state level, and a national level. Joining this association designates the agent as a Realtor. They must pay to access this service. … Continued

Which Is Better? A Foreclosure or Short Sale of Your Colorado Springs House?

February 10, 2020

By Brian

We all have rough times every now and again. As a property owner, having a rough time may mean losing the biggest investment of your life: your Colorado Springs house. If you are unable to make your mortgage and insurance payments, you are about to be facing foreclosure with your lender if you miss a … Continued

4 Tips For Selling Your House With Owner Financing In Colorado Springs

February 9, 2020

By Brian

What is owner financing? This is a type of sale where the owner finances their own buyer or becomes the bank. The owner will usually have similar terms to a bank for a buyer to qualify. They expect a downpayment, interest over a loan, and can also foreclose for non-payment. This is also a great … Continued

What You Should Know About Dealing With Probate Real Estate in Colorado Springs

February 3, 2020

By Brian

When dealing with a probate property in Colorado Springs, you may have many questions you would like to have answered. Below, we offer some information about probate properties as well as ways to handle them. What Is Probate? Probate is the legal process following a homeowner’s death if the property was not in a trust … Continued

5 Unexpected Benefits of Working With A Real Estate Wholesaler in Colorado Springs

February 2, 2020

By Brian

Real Estate Wholesaler is a profession that many people misunderstand, and for good reason. There are lots of people trying to cash in on the real estate wholesaling business but they are often fresh out of a real estate seminar or have purchased the DVD. Many people claiming to be Real Estate Wholesalers do not … Continued

How an iBuyer Compares To A Local Home Buyer in Colorado Springs

January 22, 2020

By Brian

iBuyers are a relatively new option when it comes to selling your home. They provide a quick option if you need to sell as soon as possible, but they are not the only option. There are still traditional local home buyers in Colorado Springs, Colorado that are financed and able to purchase your home. How … Continued

The Hidden Costs of Owning Vacant Land In Colorado Springs

January 22, 2020

By Brian

Vacant land can be a truly rewarding investment. Vacant land can also have hidden costs; maybe right away, maybe in the long run. There are annual taxes and potentially property owner’s association fees to consider, not as many tax benefits, cash flow, and property maintenance issues, and market conditions to consider. Call HBR Colorado at … Continued

What To Do With Your Unwanted Inherited Property In Colorado Springs

January 15, 2020

By Brian

A very popular item that is inherited and frequently unwanted is real estate property. When family members or close friends pass on, they will their property holdings to their next of kin or people who meant a lot to them. This leaves you, the recipient, responsible for property upkeep, possible landlord duties, property taxes and … Continued