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]
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 to Rehab a Home
How to Rehab a Home While most want to purchase a modern home that doesn’t need any work, others like a project. Thanks to HGTV and YouTube, rehabilitating or ‘rehabbing’ old and disheveled homes have become more popular – but a home rehab takes a lot of time and resources. As short sales and foreclosures… [Read More]
Why Denver Residents are Moving to the Suburbs
Why Denver Residents are Moving to the Suburbs Denver’s downtown area has seen a renaissance over the past two decades. There is more to do, more places to live, and the area is safer than ever before, so why are young professionals and families leaving the heart of the Mile-High City for nearby suburbs? Denver… [Read More]
What to Know About COVID Related Forbearance
What to Know About COVID Related Forbearance The COVID-19 pandemic has turned the world snd the real estate industry on its head. Many Americans have been laid off, furloughed, or otherwise aren’t making the same income they did before the pandemic started. Unfortunately, this means many homeowners are struggling with their mortgage payments and it’s… [Read More]
What is Mortgage Fraud?
What is Mortgage Fraud? On the surface a mortgage is simply a loan that the borrower pays back to live in their house, but unfortunately, mortgages can be much more complicated than that. The more complicated a mortgage becomes, the more difficult it can be for a layperson to understand exactly what’s happening, what the… [Read More]
Buying a Condo vs Renting
Buying a Condo vs Renting It’s one of the biggest decisions in your financial outlook but it can be a tough one to figure out – to buy or rent? Buying vs renting has long been a challenging question but what if you plan on living somewhere smaller, like a condo? Whether to buy or… [Read More]
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