Moving to Colorado from Texas We might be a few months into the new year, but it hardly feels like we left 2020. The global pandemic has led to many changes across the country including how we communicate, how we grocery shop, and where we work and live. The past few months have also created… [Read More]
Should You Buy a House with Termite Damage?
Should You Buy a House with Termite Damage? There are a seemingly endless number of things that can go wrong when buying a house. The sellers might pull the rug from under you, the land surveyor could forget their appointment, or you could be surprised with issues during the home inspection. Though many things can… [Read More]
How to Sell Your Property to a Cash Buyer
How to Sell Your Property to a Cash Buyer 2020 saw civil unrest, an economic downturn, and an ongoing global pandemic, but two things were largely unaffected by the issues in 2020 – the stock market and the housing market. Despite economic issues, the real estate market is as hot as ever, especially in the… [Read More]
Who Arranges a Survey When Buying a House?
Who Arranges a Survey When Buying a House? When it comes to buying or selling a home, there’s a lot to do. There are several boxes to check and things to accomplish for both the buyer and seller but not all tasks have the same importance. One task that you can’t let fall by the… [Read More]
What is a Binder in Real Estate?
What is a Binder in Real Estate? Let’s face it, real estate transactions are complicated. If you have never bought or sold a home before, be prepared for jargon and strange financial terms that will have you breaking out your phone to find their definition. The Storck Team believes important real estate transactions or paperwork… [Read More]
How to Avoid a Deficiency Judgment in Foreclosure
How to Avoid a Deficiency Judgment in Foreclosure A lot of bad words begin with the letter F, and we’re not talking about the one you’re thinking of. In the real estate world that bad word is foreclosure. Foreclosure is difficult on property owners, lenders, real estate agents, and can wreck your credit for years…. [Read More]
What are the 3 Types of Reverse Mortgages?
What are the 3 Types of Reverse Mortgages? Every older American who owns a home and cares about their finances has heard of reverse mortgages. You see reverse mortgages advertised on TV and billboards around your city but what is a reverse mortgage and how do they benefit homeowners? There’s no such thing as a… [Read More]
Moving to Colorado from NYC
Moving to Colorado from NY 2020 has been a wild year for everyone and that wild year is sending people from the city into the suburbs in record numbers. The combination of a global pandemic, social unrest, skyrocketing rent, and other factors have thousands of residents eschewing urban areas like New York City for a… [Read More]
Is for Sale by Owner a Good Idea?
If for Sale by Owner a Good Idea? There’s no question about it, everyone wants a piece of the pie when you’re selling your home. During a home’s sale the real estate agent takes a cut, inspectors take a cut, and you can bet there will be more hands reaching in. Can you avoid all… [Read More]
How Much House Can I Afford in Denver?
How Much House Can I Afford in Denver? There’s no doubt that Denver’s housing market is hot, despite the dipping temperatures. Though there has been recent headway in the construction of more multi-family units and new developments in the Mile-High City, the fact is Denver inventory is low and prices are up. If you want… [Read More]
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