2019 is winding down, and homeowners are looking for ways to improve their homes in 2020 without breaking the bank.

Living or playing in the mountains is amazing, but lower oxygen levels could effect you. Make sure to give yourself time to acclimate!

Hot tubs add value to your Breckenridge Home, whether to appeal to renters or for your own comfort and convenience!

The leaves are changing here in the high country, and with a new season come different trends to our real estate market! Find out what the market in Breckenridge is doing!

See how often homeowners are hiring professionals vs doing the project themselves in 2019!

We talk about Log homes with one of the experts from Log Home Finishing in Fairplay, CO.

Buying and selling is not only a daunting financial undertaking but an emotional one as well. Even still, do you really need someone to guide you through the process? Do you need someone assisting you in your search, walking you through buyer’s negotiations, or in the marketing of your home?

Summertime happens to be the busiest moving season, and there’s no wonder why. Moving to a mountain property in the middle of a wet and snowy season can be stressful. Not to mention the summertime has the benefit of being the end of another school year, having more daylight, and mild weather. Getting ready for a move can be an exciting time, and although there can be some nightmares to the process, it’s a myth that moving has to be a stressful experience. So how do you achieve the perfect stress-free move?

As the weather warms, the itch for spring cleaning and summer renovations begins. Maybe you have big plans to build that add on you’ve had in mind for years, or maybe you just want to add a fresh coat of paint to the living room. Regardless, it’s always nice to be kind to your wallet and even kinder to the environment.

The demand for short term vacation rentals is still on the rise. In fact, renting short-term property rental is more popular than ever. Because of this, many local governments are wrestling with the tough questions of whether or not this particular industry should be regulated. If so, how? And what must the homeowner know to keep up with ordinances new and old?