Buy Your Mountain Home Now

Buy Your Mountain Home Now

Picture this: After spending a day on the slopes of Winter Park Resort, and enjoying apres ski libations, you hop on The Lift for a free ride to your mountain home instead of going to your car to face I-70 traffic. It’s not too late! Most home sales close in 45-60 days (faster for a cash buyer!)...which means mountain property could be yours before the 2017 holiday season!

Three things to consider so you are prepared for success in our fast-paced market:

1. Talk to a lender. It’s a good idea to discuss your buying power with a lender. Determine what you are qualified to borrow if you plan to finance your home. In order to strengthen an offer, buyers should provide a prequalification letter.

2. Explore the different markets. Do you have a clear idea of what will fit your needs? Is walkability to town important? Or ski in ski out? Do you want to be close to The Lift bus stop to avoid parking? Condo or single family home? Do you prefer a view or being nestled in the trees? At Real Estate of Winter Park, we are happy to help with this process. Give us a call or stop in to see us!

3. When you make an offer, be prepared to make it STRONG! This isn’t always about the dollar amount. Consider which contingencies you can take out of the equation to make the offer as clean as possible for the seller.

While we are in a fast market, there are many great properties available! Contact Real Estate of Winter Park for an update on current listings, or to set an appointment to look at property. We look forward to hearing from you!

Thinking about investing in property in Grand County? Want to check out listings currently on the market while you're in town? I'd love to talk to you about purchasing a primary or second home before the snow flies! Contact me for information on current listings available! 

Angela Sandstrom, Broker Associate

[email protected]

970.531.0418

Author: Angela Sandstrom
Phone: 970-531-0418
Dated: October 16th 2017
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About Angela: I fell in love with Grand County at an early age when my family traveled from Ohio to ski at Winter ...