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Boulder County Real Estate

Buying a home? Make sure your Real Property Transfer Declaration is correct

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The Real Property Transfer Declaration was modified in 2019. The Colorado Real Property Transfer Declaration, known as the TD-1000, has been used for years to help county assessors collect essential information to ensure that the real property assessments are as accurate as possible. At closings of real property in the past, there would inevitably be […]

New Real Estate Contracts on July 1, 2019

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On March 6, 2019, the Colorado Association of Realtors® (CAR) announced that Governor Jared Polis signed House Bill-19-1098, known as the “Deeds to Convey Real Property Bill” into law. (Photo: Mari Helin, Unsplash). When I first started selling real estate in 1978, the contract to purchase a home a home was only one page long. […]

Where does Boulder’s Water Come From?

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Boulder looks to three major sources of water: Barker Reservoir, Silver Lake/ Lakewood Watershed and Boulder Reservoir. (Map courtesy: RE/MAX of Boulder). If you drive up Flagstaff Mountain and look across the sea of homes on the eastern Colorado plains, the striking view will compel you to ask, “where is the water supply coming from […]

What’s so special about Special Tax Districts (and Metro Districts)?

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A special tax district or metro district is a tool which has been around for years to finance the infrastructure of new subdivisions for urban services such as streets, water/sewer lines and fire protection. First of all, what is a special tax district or metro district? It’s a tool which has been around for years […]

The Annual Migration of the Snowbirds

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Snowbirds move to a warmer southern state in the winter. Then when things heat up down south in the summer, the snowbirds migrate back to northern climes. (Photo: Unsplash). A “snowbird” is defined as a Northerner who has two homes. Snowbirds move to a warmer southern state in the winter. Then when things heat up […]

Make the home sale happen with a post-closing occupancy agreement

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In the Boulder-area market, possession of a home most commonly happens upon delivery of the deed. In other words, the home buyer hands over the money, the seller hands over the keys, and then the home buyer moves in. This is really the cleanest way for a closing to happen. There is no question who […]