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Real estate agents are notorious for spouting the same bullsh...er, cliches that always amount to the same message: "you should buy a home!" That couldn't be further from the truth. As an important mentor of ours said, "There's always a time to rent. There's sometimes a time to buy." Let's explore that a bit. "What's the deal with everyone buying homes? You don't own the home, the home owns you!" How many homeowners are there in the US? The more statistic-y and accurate way t

Does Real Estate Investing Make Sense in 2026? Short answer: yes. Long answer: also yes. Read on...

Back in 2021, after seeing how expensive real estate was getting due to low-interest rates and high buyer demand, we decided to overhaul our business model and offer flat fee, full service listings. It's simple and straightforward. For every listing, we take a flat $10,000 fee, and do everything you expect a listing broker to do.

Selling your home can feel overwhelming. But it doesn't have to be. In this guide, We’ll break down the most common methods for selling a home in Northern Colorado. Each option has its pros and cons. By the end, you’ll know which method might work best for you. For Sale By Owner (FSBO) Selling your home without an agent means you take full control of the process. This option appeals to sellers who want to save on commission fees by handling everything themselves. Pros of FSBO

Hello! July 2nd is the exact calendrical halfway point of 2026. It’s also the inexact halfway point of the real estate season. So where are we at? We’re having a busy year: strong demand for our listings, and a good bit of competition for our buyers. In this kind of market, there’s more room to negotiate—and that’s a good thing. Nobody likes feeling powerless in a transaction. But more negotiation means more moving parts, more communication, and more opportunities for things

Major Home Upgrades for Cheap, Market Update, Assumables and More

Major Home Upgrades for Cheap, Market Update, Assumables and More

What Northern Colorado Buyers and Sellers Need to Know Wrapping Up 2025

When we hear real estate, we think of homes, usually—buying, selling, renovating, trading spaces ( who remembers? ). But real estate refers to every bit of land and everything attached to it, all manmade structures, little boxes on the hillside, all the amber waves of grain, the rivers and the lakes that you’re used to, redwood forests, and creatures great and small that remain wild and semi-free. In other words, it’s very rare for a human to set foot on non-real estate (see:

Where has the time gone? Well, our newsletter-er in chief has been out of office taking care of the latest and littlest addition to his...

That’s the question we get more than any other. Which makes sense. Like we might ask our teacher friends, “How’s your class this year?” or the barista, “How’re things at the shop?” or our federal employee friends, “Could you please send us an email outlining five things you accomplished this past week?" How’s real estate. It’s a tough one to answer right now, but we’d like to invite you into the questions and conversations swirling around these latest market shifts. Jobs and