Breckenridge, Colorado MLS Access Posted on August 26, 2017 - 7:52 pm by Stacy Sanchez Breckenridge, Colorado MLS Access If you’re reading this blog, that means you’re interested in our free Breckenridge, Colorado MLS Access. That’s right, and we also provide a way for you to create a saved search, that you can come back to, that matches your desired criterion. Because finding a home in Breckenridge is not a one time web search. Perhaps you’ve discovered a few homes on Zillow, or Redfin, but those sites are not current, and may waste your time. I won’t do that. I want to help you find your dream home in the Rocky Mountains. We’ve built this custom website for our clients that want to learn more about the values of owning property in the mountains. Simply put, we are in a hot market, and continually sought out destination for Colorado locals and out of state owners. We are close enough to the Front Range cities of Denver, Fort Collins, Boulder and Colorado Springs that many chose to own, rent out certain weekends, and have the best of both worlds. Start by creating an account and then a Custom Home Search that has everything you need, and nothing you don’t. Search for Summit County Real Estate – Breckenridge, Colorado MLS Access We like to start out with an initial phone call to determine basic needs. Then, I can perfect your search using my contacts, who sometimes have pocket listings (listings that don’t make the MLS feed) and will go to work for you. I am very interested in creating meaningful relationships with clients that are serious about investments in Rocky Mountain Real Estate. It’s a great time to buy a home in Breck, click here to read more about our market. The second quarter analysis just came out and we’re working on a blog with some thoughts about that report. This report contains data from the different Colorado resort towns, including Telluride, Steamboat, and Aspen. Vail and Beaver Creek are usually grouped together while the towns of Summit County include Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Dillon, Frisco, Keystone and Silverthorne. They are all situated around Dillon Reservoir, a collection of water fed by three inlets: the Blue River, the Snake River and Ten Mile Creek. Land Title has compiled a 2nd quarter analysis of real estate in the mountain resort communities of Aspen (Pitkin County), Breckenridge (Summit County), Steamboat Springs (Routt County), Glenwood Springs (Garfield County), Winter Park (Grand County), and Vail (Eagle County) and Telluride (San Miguel County). 2017 Second Quarter Highlights from the Seven Counties: • Buyer Profile: 49.64% Local, 23.24% Front Range, 26.60% Out-Of-State, 0.50% International. • All counties saw an increase in the number of transactions compared to last year’s numbers. Pitkin had the biggest increase with 55.42%. • Average residential price increased for all counties. Top county was San Miguel with a 39.88% increase over 2016 Q2 numbers. • In gross volume sales, Pitkin county saw the biggest increase at 59.44% Get Answers to Your Questions The Summit County area is very diverse and the different mountain towns each have their own feel. Some units are downtown and close to all the action, but if remote and quiet is more your style, we can customize a search just for you. There are many neighborhoods near Breckenridge, so let’s talk soon and I can tell you about some of my favorite ones, and which might work best for what you’re looking for! CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
First Time Home Buyer in Colorado: Outline Posted on August 3, 2017 - 9:45 pm by Stacy Sanchez First Time Home Buyer in Colorado: Outline The title of this blog is “First Time Home Buyer in Colorado: Outline” which means that the next few words will summarize the process of buying a home in Breckenridge. It’s one thing to start looking at websites of all the homes, but when you’re ready to get serious, it’s good to know what you’re getting into. This list might not cover everything, and definitely not all the details, but it will give you an overall feel of what you need to be doing to purchase real estate in Summit County, Colorado. We were recently at a realtor meeting and heard how in one area of Colorado, 30 documents were involved in the buying process. Here, it’s less than that. So, that’s where working with an agent is essential to easing the headaches. I am here to ask you to please be flexible when it comes to communicating between agents and owners. On both sides. This is a serious commitment from everyone involved, as these are investments that are very important to families. We all want it done as fast as possible, trust me. I understand that and want to be your helping hand along the way. Buying Home in Breckenridge Congratulations on getting to this point in the article, because that means you really are interested in learning about what you can do for your future dream home in the mountains. Let’s get to it. Here is the Outline for First Time Home Buyer in Colorado: Start saving right now – Your Initial Deposit will affect your monthly payment Get to know your credit score – Analyze and work on improvements where you can What is your ideal monthly payment – How much can you really afford? What are your other expenses? What kind of property do you want – Single family home, slopeside condo or cabin in the woods? How will you pay for your mortgage – Is your job stable or do you have financial support? Get preapproved – Find a lender and being the process to find out how much you qualify for Find the right agent for yourself – Find someone you click with to make it as fun as possible Plan to live in the home for at least five years – Your long term game plan starts now Who will view the house? – Are you in the area? Make a plan to tour homes Preparing to make an offer – Put your best foot forward and include a personal note as a nice touch Home and Property Inspections – This will identify all details about the home and what needs updating Summit County Real Estate and Property Now that you have a general idea about what’s going to have to happen for you to call yourself a homeowner, you can start to browse some areas and get a feel for the market. If you don’t know the difference between Summit Sky Ranch, The Shores, or the Blue 52, that’s where we come in. I have an extensive knowledge of the area, including off the beaten trails and adventures that I’ll share with you as we talk homes, we’ll talk about all the fun places you can put on your trip list. These are hikes and mountain journeys within an hour of where you live. Please contact us to learn more! Get Answers to Your Questions CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
Just Listed – Residential Property in Breckenridge, CO: Wildflower 103 Posted on June 1, 2017 - 1:53 pm by Stacy Sanchez 2 Breckenridge Home For Sale This post is titled “Just Listed – Residential Property in Breckenridge, CO: Wildflower 103,” and connects to the MLS listing and has Open House information for this upcoming weekend. If you or someone you know is in the market for a residential home in Breckenridge, please take a look at the information about the unit and see if it’s a good fit for what you’re looking for. Please CLICK HERE to see the listing on our website. Open House in Breckenridge TIMES: Friday, 6/2: 300 – 630 PM Saturday, 6/3:100 – 500 PM Sunday, 6/4: 1100-300 PM ADDRESS: 0342 Illinois Gulch rd. #103 Breckenridge, CO 80424 More images coming soon! Just Listed – Residential Property in Breckenridge, CO: Wildflower 103 Homes in the Breckenridge and Summit County area are lucky to have access to numerous outdoor recreation opportunities. This particular unit is up on Baldy Mountain, which is the peak opposite the ski area. So, if you’ve been skiing at Breck, the closest mountain that stands all alone is where this unit is. Properties on Baldy have access to numerous singletrack trails and even the old mining roads that criss cross the hillsides. Fields of wildflowers lie on the upper slopes as you head towards the summit, which is just below 14,000. It’s almost a “14er,” but is just shy. Dog lovers will like this property as you can walk out the front door and find a connector trail that will lead to a trail called “Aspen Alley” that ultimately leads down to the trails near the Breckenridge Ice Rink. If you were to take it up higher, you would connect with Boreas Pass road. Afterwards, you can walk to the bus stop, and take the Free Ride transit down into town for a bite and beverage. You’re not right in town, and for some, that’s perfect. Here’s what the current owners had to say when we asked what they enjoyed about their home: There are so many things that we absolutely LOVE about this property! It is such a little slice of heaven! Being able to take the bus to the mountain or town only 30 steps out our front door. We love the amount of sun we get from this unit facing south…the kitchen and living room get the sun in the morning, and the bedroom and deck get it in the afternoon We have unlimited access to bike trails right out our front door! Can walk out our front door for a stroll or hike in any direction. Only a 10-15 min drive at most to anywhere in in Breck. We have access to an alternative route around town to avoid traffic during busy times. The building is extremely quiet and we have awesome respectful neighbors. We love after a long day of work to be able to enjoy a drink on our deck looking out at the beautiful Washington mine. Unobstructed view off of deck with no other units or buildings in our site. Wildlife is in abundance up here! Thanks for stopping by our Breckenridge and Summit County real estate and property blog! Please contact us with questions about this listing, or with any questions about working with us to help you find your perfect mountain home. We are also looking for Sellers who want to sell their home and property. Now is a perfect time, as units aren’t lasting long in this market. Get Answers to Your Questions CONTACT US Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.