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At Signature Properties we pledge to donate a portion of every commission earned to the charities of our client’s choice. I utilize the latest technologies, research and business strategies to exceed your expectations. More importantly, I listen and that means we find solutions that are tailored to you. Whether you are buying or selling I will be happy to speak with you. If you need to buy or sell a home please contact me! Click here to search for a […]

Home sales are “stuck” this spring due to the limited number of homes available to buy, says Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the National Association of REALTORS®. The supply of homes for sale is 17 percent below year-ago levels, according to NAR data. For-sale inventories are most constrained on the low-end of the housing market, where investors had moved in floods to purchase distressed homes and hold them as single-family rentals, housing experts note. About a four-month supply of homes […]

A new report finds that borrowers who had their mortgage payments reduced as part of the Home Affordable Modification Program are still failing at an “alarming rate” to stay current on their mortgage. The borrowers had their mortgage payments reduced, on average, by more than $400 a month. For example, 46 percent of a few thousand permanent HAMP modifications issued in 2009 during the third quarter have re-defaulted. Nearly 40 percent of those made in the fourth quarter of 2009 […]

As housing values rise, home-equity loans and lines of credit are staging a comeback, MSN Money reports. In late 2008 as the housing market slowed dramatically, home-equity borrowing came to nearly a standstill as lenders became cautious because values were falling so quickly. By late 2011, nearly a third of U.S. homes with mortgages owed more on their loan than their house was worth. In markets where home prices are rising, though, lenders are starting to issue equity loans once […]

No one will work harder to find you the perfect home and negotiate the best price! I’ll work with you from start to finish to make the transaction as conveniant and as easy as possible ~ ensuring your success. A good real estate agent is a valuable asset as you buy or sell a home. I’ll show you every suitable property in your price range, offer valuable advice, and coach you through the entire home buying or selling process. If […]

Bill came to Denver in the early 80’s to attend the University of Denver and fell in love with the climate, mountains, and the area … so he decided to call DENVER “HOME.” He has owned many businesses in the metropolitan area of Denver, most recently The Capitol Hill Mansion Bed and Breakfast. His knowledge of neighborhoods has helped sellers and buyers find the right match for their situation. He believes in Education in order to be aware of the […]

New-home sales rose 1.5 percent in March, and economists predict more increases ahead as housing likely remains a consistent driver of economic growth this year, The Associated Press reports. “With increasing signs of a softer U.S. economy springing up in the spring, we can take comfort in the resilience of the housing recovery,” Jennifer Lee, senior economist at BMO Capital Markets, told The Associated Press. Record low mortgage rates and steady job creation are attributed to helping lifting home sales. […]

Foreclosures are falling quickly as more borrowers keep up with their mortgage payments and banks complete more loan modifications or approve short sales to avoid foreclosures on their books. For the first time since 2008, the number of borrowers who are behind on their payments or in foreclosure dropped below 5 million, according to a new report reflecting March data by Lender Processing Services. The number of mortgages in foreclosure dropped to below 1.69 million in March, which marks the […]

Rental costs have been on the rise, outpacing stagnant salaries and widening the affordability gap, according to a new study by DePaul University. “After the housing crisis, households shifted to renting for a number of reasons,” says Geoff Smith, co-author of a study on the affordability gap and executive director of DePaul University’s Institute for Housing Studies. “The weak economy, homes lost to foreclosure, increased difficulty receiving a mortgage, a lack of confidence in the housing market and flexibility with […]