Testimonials
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Rebecca’s experience, patience, attention to detail, and ability to bring all the components of the real estate transaction together in an efficient manner set her apart from other agents. I never felt as though she “just wanted to get her check,” which is how I have felt with other agents we have utilized in the past. |
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 So, is it a recession or not? Is the economy getting better or not? Is the housing market looking better or worse?
With so many varied reports from around the nation, it is hard to make sense of it all. Unfortunately, when watching many news shows, they report overall averages for the country, or maybe just those in their immediate area. When it comes to the housing market, the outlook can vary greatly from state to local markets. In fact, it may even vary from neighborhood to neighborhood. |
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Denver, CO, March 23, 2010 90-Day HUD Flipping rule Relaxed
With the numerous foreclosures, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) had enacted an anti-flipping rule which would not allow the resale of a residential property within 90 days of purchase. The mindset was that this would curb rapid escalations of home prices, which in turn over states an area's value. Unfortunately, this measure actually hindered the renovation of properties in communities with many bank-owned and foreclosed homes, as well as continued the cycle of lowered home prices and more foreclosures. |
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 March 3, 2010
In a tough market, many people decide not to sell due to challenges it brings. However, even with a challenging market and lower sales prices, there are actually several factors that may make now the perfect time to put the for sale sign in your yard. |
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 Denver, CO, January 11, 2010
Buyers and Sellers Benefit from REALTOR® Expertise in Distressed Sales
Rebecca A. Thompson with Keller Williams Action Realty has earned the nationally recognized Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource certification. The National Association of REALTORS® offers the SFR certification to REALTORS® who want to help both buyers and sellers navigate these complicated transactions, as demand for professional expertise with distressed sales grows. |
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 Did you know that as your Realtor my job is not just to help you buy and sell your own home? Of course I provide market updates, analysis of your home, and can advise you whether it may be a good time to for you to buy or sell. |
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 It’s gotten to be that you can hardly turn on a television or radio without hearing about the horrible state of our economy and the real estate market. I had lunch with someone last week and they asked where all this doom and gloom really was. They hadn’t really seen much of a difference in their household or lifestyle. Sure, maybe the grocery bill has gone up a bit, and up until recently, buying gasoline was painful at the pump. However, here in Colorado we don’t seem to be seeing quite the hardship being felt by the rest of the country. Sure there are some areas where home sales are sluggish, but there are also areas that are experiencing a “buyers market”. It has been really hit or miss for Colorado, and that is something to be thankful for! |
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 Do you or someone you know want to buy a home but just can't seem to come up with the down payment? How do people get the money to move from renter to homeowner? Well, right now is a great time to jump off the sidelines and become a homeowner.
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A mortgage is a written pledge for the repayment of a loan using real property as security. The property you purchase is the collateral for the mortgage. If you fail to make payments on the loan, the lender can repossess your home. Mortgage loans are usually fully amortizing, which means that the monthly principal and interest payemnt will pay off the loan in the number of payments stipulated on the note. Mortgage loans are also described by the length of time for repayment - 15, 30, and whether the interest rate is fixed or adjustable. With amortization, your monthly payments are largely interest during the early years and principal later. |
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Contact Us Still have unanswered questions? Please email or call. We are here to help!  Rebecca A. ThompsonBroker Associate (303) 868-5746
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