Archive for 'Selling Steamboat Real Estate'
Best Single Family Value in Steamboat, $600,000
Eliese Pivarnik, Broker/Owner | Colorado Group Realty, LLC | (970) 819-6372 817 Mill Run Court, Steamboat Springs, CO Incredible Price for this Immaculate 4 BR Home with Caretaker Apartment for guests or rental income. 4BR/3BA Single Family House offered at $600,000 Year Built 2001 Sq Footage 4,015 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms 3 full, 0 partial Floors [...]
Posted: April 14th, 2010 under Short Sales, Uncategorized.
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Half of Homes Sold are Foreclosures and Short Sales
It’s true. Half the homes sold nationally are short sales and foreclosures. Here in Steamboat, only 22% of the homes sold in 2010 have been short sales and foreclosures. (And 30% of those were Sunray Meadows condos.) The fact that Steamboat real estate sales had a lot less foreclosures and short sales than the rest [...]
Posted: April 3rd, 2010 under Foreclosures, Short Sales.
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Are Steamboat Short Sales Selling?
Short Sales and Steamboat Foreclosures are some of the best deals in Steamboat real estate right now. While foreclosures and bank-owned properties are limited, there are quite a few sellers looking to sell their Steamboat property “short.” (A short sale is when the bank agrees to accept less than the amount owed on the house.) [...]
Posted: March 29th, 2010 under Short Sales, Uncategorized.
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New Steamboat Foreclosures and Short Sale Listings under $415,000
These Steamboat distressed properties just came on the market. Two short sales are in Sunray Meadows, a newer complex close to the ski area where a lot of short sales have already sold this year. The two new listings are three bedroom, 2 bath condos with 2 car garages. The Steamboat foreclosure is located in [...]
Posted: December 17th, 2009 under Short Sales.
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Rent or Sell at a Loss? What Should a Steamboat Real Estate Owner Do?
Real estate prices in Steamboat have fallen 15-30% from the peak, leaving some Steamboat sellers in the unenviable position of either selling for less than they bought their property for two years ago or renting it out until the market returns. If you own Steamboat real estate and want to sell, what makes more sense—renting [...]
Posted: September 9th, 2009 under Selling Steamboat Real Estate.
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Certified Distressed Property Expert in Steamboat Springs
As a Steamboat Realtor trying to stay ahead of the trends, I recently completed my Certified Distressed Property Expert certification to have a better knowledge of Steamboat area short sales and how to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. If you are a Steamboat property owner who is behind on your payments and searching for options, selling [...]
Posted: August 12th, 2009 under Short Sales.
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Staging Video–Professional Tips to Sell Steamboat real estate
How do you make your Steamboat Springs home, condo, or townhome stand out when there are so many similar properties on the market? Price it competitively and stage it. Staging your Steamboat home can be as inexpensive as a thorough cleaning and removing most of the “stuff” to a full consultation by one of Steamboat’s [...]
Posted: March 1st, 2009 under Selling Steamboat Real Estate.
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What makes Steamboat real estate valuable?
Ever wonder why your neighbor’s house down the street sold for a lot more than yours? Or why you got top dollar and the condo on the next floor is still for sale? How about 35 acre land parcels in the county? What makes one more valuable than another? There is a long list of [...]
Posted: October 29th, 2008 under Selling Steamboat Real Estate.
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Staging Your Steamboat Home: A Great Return on your Investment
One of the best ways to get your Steamboat home sold is to spend some time and money getting it in the best possible shape before it goes on the market. It only takes one buyer to walk through and fall in love with your home, and if you haven’t prepared your home to show [...]
Posted: October 14th, 2008 under Selling Steamboat Real Estate.
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Capital Gains Tax vs. 1031 Exchange for Steamboat Real Estate
(The following article, “Capital Gain Tax Rates: The Known, The Unknown, and Why Exchange Now” was written by Asset Preservation Incorporated, A National IRC §1031 “Qualified Intermediary”) Throughout much of the 20th century and into the new millennium, capital gains have been taxed at a lower rate than other income or were only partially exposed [...]
Posted: July 27th, 2008 under Investment Info, Selling Steamboat Real Estate.
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