A Market Moving at the Speed of LifeJuly gave us a clear look at the Denver Metro market as it is: measured, patient, and increasingly shaped by life circumstances. Moves are happening less because
Dated: March 2 2026
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Whether you're a long time homeowner or just beginning in home ownership, you’ve likely heard or seen ads for Title Fraud Insurance – insurance to protect you if someone fraudulently gets your property signed over to them, or obtains a loan against your home in their name. While title companies in Colorado are extremely vigilant, it can still happen – with tragic consequences. With a fraudulent signature, a criminal can literally steal your home. You may not even find out about it - until you start receiving bills in the mail for a loan you never got.
Many Front Range counties now offer a free notification service to residents to advise them if there have been any changes to their home’s title. If you do a refinance or get a HELOC, you’ll get notified. If you haven’t done anything like that and get a notice – you could be a victim! Quick action on your part will help get this corrected. To sign up for the free “Recording Notification Services”, Google the website for your County Clerk and Recorder. There will be a link to sign up for this awesome service. If you’d like help locating the links for your county, just text or email me.
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A Market Moving at the Speed of LifeJuly gave us a clear look at the Denver Metro market as it is: measured, patient, and increasingly shaped by life circumstances. Moves are happening less because
A Market Moving at the Speed of LifeJuly gave us a clear look at the Denver Metro market as it is: measured, patient, and increasingly shaped by life circumstances. Moves are happening less because
Buyers Are Looking Beyond the Price TagAs summer settles in, the Denver Metro market is becoming increasingly divided. Detached and attached homes continue to tell different stories, while
Buyers Are Looking Beyond the Price TagAs summer settles in, the Denver Metro market is becoming increasingly divided. Detached and attached homes continue to tell different stories, while an