Are Cash Buyers the “norm” in Vail Valley? Because the Vail Valley is a second-homeowner market, many affluent buyers either have the cash or will leverage their investment portfolio through a line of credit. Because of this, many of our transactions here in the Vail Valley and Cordillera are cash …
The home buying process can be daunting. But there are several steps that you can take to prepare yourself and make the process less challenging. One of the most important steps that you can take at the start of your home search in the Vail Valley/Cordillera area is getting a …
When you are buying or selling your Vail Valley home there are documents you must provide. A survey or ILC is one of those things you will need. They are very similar and you will usually only need one or the other. A survey is a document prepared by a …
Making the decision to sell or pass down your Vail Valley Area home can be difficult, especially because of the memories you have made in this home. It’s not unusual that people want to keep a beloved home in the family for future generations. Drawing up a clear estate plan …
They’ve been working on it for a while but it’s finally done! The Ski & Snowboard Club Vail (SSCV) had been wanting a new clubhouse for a long time. The original clubhouse was built in 1977 and needed updating to match the current size and caliber of the Club. When …
If you’re buying or selling your Vail/Beaver Creek home you will have to deal with contract contingencies. They essentially gives each party a chance to terminate the contract if certain conditions aren’t met. But the buyer generally has more opportunities for this than the seller. So what are contract contingencies …
