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What is a Corporate Relo home?
Corporation Relocation’s in Colorado Springs
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You just found your dream home in Colorado Springs, and now your Realtor tells you that it is a corporation relo home. What in
the heck does that mean?
First of all, what is Corporate Relocation?
Each month hundreds of employees move to or from Colorado to start a new job. Moves involve many expenses; including the actual expense of moving as well as all of the expenses connected with selling an old home, and buying a new home. Some corporations offer to cover some or all of the relocation costs for employees who are moving at the company’s request.
Here’s what you need to know if you are buying a corporate relo house
1) The seller may not be selling directly to you. It’s normally the seller’s decision on whether to accept your offer to purchase and the seller handles all contract negotiations. In the case of a corporate relocation, negotiations typically place between the buyer and the seller and once everything’s been agreed upon, the seller actually sells the house to the relocation company who then sells it to the buyer. Sometimes the seller has already sold the house to a relocation company; and you may not have any dealings with the sellers.
2) More paperwork than normal. You normally receive a copy of the Sellers Property Disclosure Statement and other Colorado Real Estate Forms from the sellers. ( In addition to these documents, there may be numerous other addendums and contracts from the relo company.
There are many different types of relocation packages, but for the most part it just means more paperwork for the buyer.
To find out more information about Colorado Springs, Call ……
Kathy (719-287-1049) KTorline@msn.com
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For a Free Colorado Springs Relocation Guide, Email Kathy Torline at KTorline@msn.com
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Love your Grandma’s chocolate cake or love to bake bread? If you’ve recently moved 
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Try Nosh for some fun dining located next to The Fine Arts Center in The Plaza of the Rockies. If the weather is nice, sit outside on the patio, though you might have to hold on to the umbrella as it is usually very windy. The inside is quite colorful sitting under pieces of modern art surrounding a huge bar.
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