Are you planning on buying a home in Vail Valley and plan to renovate it? What about building a house in the area? I highly recommend using a local architect in Vail for this project. People usually underestimate how important it is to use a local architect when buying in …
Don’t forget about the carrying costs, also known as holding costs, when you are getting ready to sell your Vail Valley Home. Holding costs are the costs required to maintain your home. It’s important that you’re calculating your holding costs whether you’re getting ready to sell your home or considering …
There’s a list of desirable features most buyers look for in their Vail Valley home. Everyone has different opinions and views for what they are wanting, but there’s typically a common list of features. As a buyer or seller this is a great thing to look at and get familiar …
You may wonder if your Real Estate Agent here in Vail can actually represent both the buyer and seller. So, can they? Yes. Many states actually require a real estate agent to have an agency disclosure with both buyers and sellers. This disclosure form defines the agency relationship, like a …
Will you be buying your Vail Valley Home or Building? Many buyers contemplate buying vs building here in Vail. There are advantages and disadvantages of both, so read to find out which decision is right for you! Building Your Vail Valley Home Are you set on building your dream home …
The common question. When to put your Vail Home on the market. So many sellers ask me this. Some think there’s the perfect time resulting in selling for “full price”. Honestly, there’s no right answer, but here’s a few tips I like to tell my sellers about when to put …
There are lots of location choices in Vail and it’s important for you to consider different criteria to find out what will work best for you. If I’m working with buyers who haven’t spent too much time in Vail yet we take a look at different areas and subdivisions and …
Determining the price of your Vail Valley or Cordillera home can be tough because so many variables come into play. It’s also difficult as a home seller to be objective about the market value of your home. Sellers often tend to believe their home is worth more than other homes …
