Colorado Springs Real Estate News

Sep 10, 2009 | via Colorado Springs Independent 

By mid-November, the summer weeds that sprouted like cornstalks in front of Jeanette Dobbs' Colorado Springs home have died, leaving an expanse of thistle-studded dirt.

Related Topix: Colorado Springs, CO, Foreclosures, El Paso County, CO

Tuesday Nov 24 | via Denver Business Journal 

The number of U.S. financial institutions on the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

Related Topix: Financial Services, Colorado Springs, CO, Home, Mortgage

Monday Nov 23 | via Glenwood Post Independent 

Glenwood Hot Springs Sport Shop employee Janet Rickert was recently honored by the Colorado Hotel and Lodging Association for outstanding service in the hospitality industry and received the award for Supervisor of the Year in the category representing retail sales.

Related Topix: Hotels, Colorado Springs, CO, Housing

Sunday Nov 22 | via The Gazette 

Everyone knows it's a tough economy. Got drafty windows? They'll wait another year, right? Furnace getting old? It'll last the winter, right? And, heck, nobody is lending money for things like home repairs anyway, right? Wrong.

Related Topix: Home Listing, Home, Real Estate

Saturday Nov 21 | via The Gazette 

With the local and national economies foundering, the local construction industry needed a developer with money problems like it needed bad weather during a road project.

Related Topix: Colorado, Colorado Springs, CO, El Paso County, CO, Foreclosures, Elbert, CO

Wednesday Nov 25 | via KSTU - Fox 13 

Daniel Suelo gets the same question, all the time: "Why?" The 48-year-old kneels in front of the desert cave he calls home, sips cedar tea from a chipped mug and explains, again, why he has intentionally lived the past nine years without using money.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Home, Colorado

Tuesday Nov 24 | via The Daily Sentinel 

The Office of the Colorado Attorney General is taking action against 10 loan-modification firms doing business in Colorado as part of an effort to crack down on loan-modification companies preying on Coloradans in foreclosure.

Related Topix: Colorado, Foreclosures, Home, Mortgage, Boulder, CO, Grand Junction, CO

Wednesday Nov 25 | via Colorado Springs Business Journal 

Mistalynn Less has been named communications manager of Winter Park Resort. She previously was the resorta s marketing coordinator.

Related Topix: Housing, Colorado, Colorado State University

Wednesday Nov 25 | via Fulton County Daily Report 

Ten more loan-modification firms have agreed to comply with Colorado laws or be barred from doing business in the state.

Related Topix: Foreclosures, Colorado, Colorado Government, Home, Mortgage, Opinion

Wednesday Nov 25 | via Denver Post Economy/Real Estate 

Ten companies targeted as part of a nationwide crackdown on loan-modification scams have agreed to pay restitution and comply with Colorado law or not do business in the state.

Related Topix: Colorado, Colorado Government, Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance

2 hrs ago | via Tacoma News Tribune 

State attorneys general in Idaho and Washington are warning of mortgage foreclosure rescue scams that target homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages by offering to help if they pay large upfront fees.

Related Topix: Mortgage, Personal Finance, Home, Mortgage, Foreclosures

3 hrs ago | via KTVU 

The road from recession to recovery is rarely smooth, straight or short. It comes with detours, forks and even dead ends.

Related Topix: Financial Markets, US News, US Politics, Barack Obama, Ben Bernanke, Home, Mortgage

10 min ago | via The Dallas Morning News 

Scott Burns is a syndicated columnist and a principal of the Plano-based investment firm AssetBuilder Inc.

Related Topix: Housing, Personal Finance, Retirement, Opinion

13 min ago | via This Is Money 

Mortgage borrowers paying the standard variable rate are being warned to keep an eye on their monthly repayments as a number of lenders are stepping up their rates.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage, Mortgage, Personal Finance, Europe, World News, United Kingdom

17 min ago | via Telegraph Herald 

Years ago, I read a column by Anna Quindlen -- "We Are Defined by Whom We Lose," which focuses on the theme of loss and its effects on those who live on.

Related Topix: Home, Mortgage