Do you know the background of the home inspector entering your home? Do they have a criminal record? Are they sex offenders? The fact is that many home owners don’t consider these possibilities and put themselves and their belongings at risk every day. The ASHI Backgro...

What a fun interview with Liz Bowen of Red Bow Realty! Some great information about Professional Home Inspections. Have a listen!

As closing approaches, buyers are typically overwhelmed with packing, setting up utilities and services, and ensuring their paperwork is ready to go. But, there’s one last step before you close on a sale: the final walk-through. With so much to do, buyers may be tempte...

Many people are alarmed to learn that their house may contain asbestos. Asbestos exposure has been linked to lung cancer and mesothelioma – particularly in construction workers and manufacturers, who were frequently exposed to it on the job. Most Americans will spend a...

Say you just hired a construction company to take on your home improvement project. You feel the company is competent, you have read their reviews, and have seen their other work. You approve the plans and cannot wait for the project to get finished.

One major mistake m...

When it comes to buying a rental property or a home, what you see isn’t exactly what you get.

You’ll see superficial colors like gleaming hardwood floors, granite countertops, freshly painted walls and colorful flowers. What you can’t see are defects like broken applian...

General

This document provides general guidance about real estate transactions involving potential methamphetamine-affected properties. The regulations (6 CCR 1014-3) and the real estate disclosure statute (Section 38-35.7-103, C.R.S.) should be referenced for additiona...

Asbestos Awareness During Home Remodeling

In the past, residential homes, airplanes and ships were largely constructed with a material called asbestos. This naturally occurring substance had heat-resistant properties, which were attractive to builders. However, cancers...

Duct tape was originally named “Duck” tape and originally only came in green, not silver.

Duct tape was originally invented by Johnson & Johnson’s Permacel division during WWII for the military.  The military specifically needed a waterproof tape that could be used to k...