Colorado is a military state. Full stop. We've got Fort Carson down in Colorado Springs, Buckley Space Force Base east of Denver, Peterson Space Force Base, Schriever Space Force Base, and the Air Force Academy up near the mountains. That means we've got a lot of active-duty military, veterans, and their families looking to buy homes here. And if you're one of them, I've got great news: you've got access...
Trying to sell your home and buy a new one at the same time in Colorado? Here are your options: bridge loans, HELOC, HomeLight, rent-back agreements, and contingent offers.
A practical guide for Japanese families relocating to Colorado. From ITIN requirements to neighborhood selection, learn everything you need to know about buying your first Colorado home.
With mortgage rates below 6%, more inventory, and seller concessions back on the table, spring 2026 is one of the best buying environments in years.
Quick answer: Most first-time buyers in Colorado need far less than 20% down: about 3% on many conventional loans and 3.5% on FHA, and CHFA (the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority) offers down payment assistance to buyers under its income limits. Plan for closing costs of roughly 2% to 5% of the price, get preapproved before you tour, and read your buyer agreement before you sign it. Buying your first...
Buying a brand-new home is one of the most exciting things you can do as a homeowner. You get to pick your lot, choose your floor plan, select every finish from the countertops to the cabinet hardware, and move into a space that nobody has ever lived in before. But buying new construction is also fundamentally different from buying a resale home β and if you don't understand how the process works, it can...
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