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My First Sale HGTV show in Denver CO

The Home and Garden Television (HGTV) show “My First Sale” a new show from the producers of the HGTV hit show “My First Place,” are kicking off their first season in Denver, CO! They are in search of fun and enthusiastic first time home sellers to feature on the show. “My First Sale” is very similar to “My First Place,” but instead of taking the point-of-view of first time homebuyers, They want to see what it takes to sell your first place! It’s a documentary-style show, so they don’t assist with any of the aspects of the process, they just want to document the journey. If you are a first time home sellers, I would love to talk with you further to see if you would be interested in this opportunity. Filming can begin almost immediately, and the home must be located within an hour’s drive of Denver. The sellers must also be moving into a new home, although they don’t get into that process as much. Ideally, they are looking for single-family homes. Thanks homesandpeople.com
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NO-COST, LOW-COST ENERGY SAVING TIPS in COLORADO

1. Weatherize your home and save up to 10% of your heating and cooling costs. A handy homeowner can seal up holes to the outside by weather-stripping doors and window, and sealing windows and gaps along the home’s foundation. 2. Set your thermostat to 68°. Your heating system will operate less and use less energy. Turn your thermostat down 5°at night or when leaving your home for an hour or more to save up to $70 on energy costs each year. 3. Install low-flow showerheads and faucets. It really helps! 1.8-gallon per minute showerheads can reduce your hot water consumption by as much as 10%. You’ll see savings up to $6 per year for a sink faucet aerator and $30 per year for a showerhead. 4. Switch to compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs. They cost a little more, but you can save about $50 over the life of just one bulb.
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Colorado Feng Shui Concepts in Five Easy Steps

To put the best face on a listing and appeal to buyers who follow feng shui principles, keep these tips in mind: 1. Pay special attention to the front door, which is considered the “mouth of chi” (chi is the “life force” of all things) and one of the most powerful aspects of the entire property. Abundance, blessings, opportunities, and good fortune enter through the front door. It’s also the first impression buyers have of how well the sellers have taken care of the rest of the property. Make sure the area around the front door is swept clean, free of cobwebs and clutter. Make sure all lighting is straight and properly hung. Better yet, light the path leading up to the front door to create an inviting atmosphere. 2. Chi energy can be flushed away wherever there are drains in the home. To keep the good forces of a home in, always keep the toilet seats down and close the doors to bathrooms. 3. The master bed should be in a place of honor, power, and protection, which is farthest from and...
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Green Homes in Colorado: Saving Rain Water

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Colorado’s hot, dry summer’s weather may mean another round of water shortages. With water restrictions in place, keeping your family’s backyard flower and vegetable gardens moist and viable could be a serious challenge. Consider purchasing a rain barrel. These heavy-duty plastic or wood barrels catch rainwater and store it until you need it. A rain barrel allows for the practical reuse of water that otherwise would run down your driveway into a street drain, form puddles in your yard or feed into area streams. Reusing rainwater doesn’t just help the environment; it can lower your water bill and teach your kids about the importance of water preservation. The federal Environmental Protection Agency estimates that lawn and garden watering comprise nearly 40 percent of household water use during the summer, and that a rain barrel can save most homeowners about 1,300 gallons of water during peak summer months. Because it’s naturally soft and doesn’t contain minerals, chlorine, fluoride or...
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Arapahoe County Home Auction

The county today will feature some great real estate deals with a lots of equity. 81 E Panama Dr in Centennial the bank is bidding $104K and this home is worth between $180K to $200K. 15502 E Fremont Dr in Centennial. The bank's bid is 165K and the value is around 240K (be aware of a two tax liens) about $17K 249 W Jamison Cir # 44 in Littleton the bank is bidding 157K and the home is worth about $210K 3155 W Bear Creek Dr in Englewood. the bank's bid is 82K and the home is worth around 130K ... There are few more but these were some of the few I researched. Find out how much your/any home is worth.
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