Archive for September 3rd, 2008
Tips for Colorado Springs Consumers – what is identify theft?
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Colorado Springs Vintage Homes is happy to feature a great article
on Identify Theft from
Anza Goodbar, President of Clearview Mortgage 
What is identity theft? Identity theft occurs when someone uses your personal identifying information, like your name, Social Security number, or credit card number, without your permission, to commit fraud or other crimes. It is estimated that nearly 9 million US citizens have their identities stolen each year.
In today’s world, your credit score may be one of the most valuable possessions you have. A good credit score can Read the rest of this entry »
Downtown Colorado Springs Homes, August Market Report
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Single Family Homes in Downtown Colorado Springs were built from the 1900’s to the 1940’s. The majority of the houses are ranches and 2-storys, with 2 to 3 bedrooms, 1 -2 baths, and 1 – 2 car garages. The average home has appx. Read the rest of this entry »
Real Estate Dictionary — “E” is for Earnest Money
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Why do I need to put down Earnest Money when I’m making an offer on a house? In Colorado, Earnest Money is partially
used to show your intention to purchase the property; it is consideration for the contract. You don’t have to put down Earnest Money, as you can also sign some type of promissory note, or you can use an Alternative Earnest Money Deadline.
The house that I want to buy in Old Colorado City has a utility easement on the Read the rest of this entry »
Hidden Gems in Colorado Springs Parks, #2 Monument Valley Park
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One of the top reasons people love living in the Pikes Peak Region is because of the open spaces and mountains. It’s paradise for a nature lover!
In the heart of Colorado Springs is Monument Valley Park, one of the town’s most treasured parks. It extends north and south, parallel to and east of I-25. It is close to many neighborhoods and homes in the central part of Colorado Springs including the Old North End, the North End, Read the rest of this entry »








