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2280Jamaica St
Aurora, CO 80010
$173,000
4 Bed, 2 Bath
1,716 Fin Sq. Ft.
Wow! Gorgeous Remodel! Beautiful Hardwood Floors, Slab Grantie, 42' Cherry Cabinets, New Statinless Steel Appliances, 2 Fully Re Modeled/Tiled Bathrooms, New H2o Heater, Fence, Driveway, Roof, Gutters, Doors & Win Dows, Updated Electrical, Newer Furnace.
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Broomfield, CO 80020
Fabulous Home in Greenway Park! Golf Course Community, Pool,Tennis Courts,25 yr Roof, Double Pane Windows, A/C, Private Backyard, Wood Burning Fireplace, Vaulted Ceiling All Appliances Included! Lots Of Potential In the Basement! Close to Shops! |
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11005 Manet Way
Northglenn, CO 80234
$259,000
3 Bed, 4 Bath
2,454 Sq. Ft.
Nicely Updated Semi-Custom Home, Newer Carpet, New Vinyl Windows, Vinyl Siding, Up Dated Kitchen Cabinets & Tile Floor, Newer Central A/c, Huge 1/3 Acre Lot, Fully Finished Basement, Main Floor Laundry, First Floor Office - Don't Miss This One! |
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Chris George
Realtor
1496 W 105th Dr
Westminster, CO 80021 Direct-303.478.5501 Office-303.962.4272 x444 Fax-720.524.8966 Chris@CGPremier.com |
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Interesting Fact:
The United States federal government owns more than 1/3 of the land in Colorado. | |
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'Flipping' Houses Take a New Turn
An article from The Denver Post, reports that an
estimated 3,400 homes were "fixed and flipped" in the metro
area over the past three years, according to an analysis by Your Castle Real
Estate. The gross margin (difference between the purchase price and sales
price) has risen from $38,792 in Q1 of 2005 to $80,538 in Q3 of this
year. The most popular neighborhoods for fix-and-flips are Montbello
North, Park Hill East, Old Thornton and East Colfax. While most of the
homes are priced under $200,000, flipping more expensive homes is expected
to become more popular once the overall market solidifies. http://www.denverpost.com/businessheadlines/ci_11222655 |
Don't
Miss Tax Deductions
On Your Real Estate Investment
An article from Realty
Times, reports that investors should focus on five areas to make
sure that they're not losing money when it comes to taxes. The first
area involves taking advantage of depreciation deductions. You can
either write-off the entire value over 27.5 years or depreciate assets within
the property that are short-life depreciation expenses. The short-life
method can result in costs being recovered at twice the rate applicable to the
real estate property. Only 13% of investors take advantage of this.
Next, keep track of your travel to the property - it's a write-off as
well. Tax preparation can also be written off. Document
improvements versus repairs. Repairs can be expensed. The fifth and
final area is casualty and damage to property. Casualty expenses can be
written off.
http://realtytimes.com/rtpages/20081226_missdeduct.htm |
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It is with great confidence that offer our services to a variety of clientele, at multiple levels of the real estate industry. Whether you are a first time home buyer looking for education and the best advice, or seeking a top agent who can sell your luxury home or even the property investor looking for your next property to leverage your financial portfolio, we have the expertise and resources to realize your goals. |
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Colorado to Get $34M for Blighted Properties
An article from The Denver Business Journal, reports
that HUD has approved Colorado's request for $34 million. The funds will
be used to help communities suffering from especially high foreclosure
rates. "These funds will help Colorado communities recover from
the effects of foreclosure and declining property values," stated John
Carson, HUD regional director in Denver. The funds will be used to
purchase and upgrade distressed multifamily properties and single-family homes;
demolish blighted properties; counsel new homebuyers; cover administrative
costs; and help buyers rehab homes. Additional funds have been requested
by: Denver ($6 million), Adams County ($4.6 million), Aurora ($4.5 million) and
Colorado Springs ($3.9 million).
http://www.bizjournals.com/denver/stories/2008/12/29/daily7.html |
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Sincerely, Chris George
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