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Welcome to The Edge Group, specializing in Denver Metro Residential Real Estate. Our team would like nothing more than to be your guide to the Denver Metro real estate market, one of the most dynamic and exciting markets in America. If you are looking forward to purchasing homes in a great Denver area then this site is for you! This site contains listings for thousands of homes in the Denver Metro area. The Edge Group agents are ready to assist you with whatever needs you might have, whether it’s scouring Denver for your dream home, or selling your condo or loft quickly and efficiently. Our Denver Metro Realtors have a wide variety of experiences and a vast base of knowledge, enabling us to provide our customers with the utmost level of customer service

At The Edge Group we specialize in the sale & purchase of all properties. No matter what type of property you are seeking in the Denver area, The Edge Group can provide professional and intelligent real estate service. Whether you’re looking for a condo or townhome in the Denver area, or for a loft, or maybe just for a conventional home, The Edge Group has the answers and experience you need to get the most from your sale or purchase. Feel free to contact us today with any questions or queries.

Are you thinking about selling your home? If so, then why not visit our free home evaluation page? We can help you to learn what the proper value of your home is – just fill out the form and we’ll compare your property with other Denver Metro homes for sale. Once you have this vital information, you’ll be better informed and able to decide on an asking price for the home that suits all of your requirements.

Is there a new home in The Denver Metro Area in your plans? There are thousands of Denver homes for sale, and they will not all be to your liking. Separate the wheat from the chaff! Our buyer program searches the listings of Denver Metro homes for sale daily, taking into account your requirements and needs – then the listings that fit your criteria are emailed directly to you!

Denver Metro Home Search. If you’re searching for properties in The Denver Metro Area, there is no greater or more powerful tool than our Denver Metro MLS search. Our personalized search allows you access to thousands of homes in the Denver area. Customize your own search to ensure that you only see the kind of homes you want in a price range that you can afford. No matter what you are looking for in a new home, our Denver Metro MLS search allows to you define your own parameters, number of bedrooms or bathrooms, location, or price range.

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Spotlight on Downtown Littleton

Downtown Littleton is so much more than cute shops and home of The Melting Pot.  There are several fun filled family events throughout the year. Something can be found for every taste and every age. Check out a few of the highlights below. Western Welcome Week Western Welcome Week is held toward the end of summer, and includes everything from a parade to a craft fair. It is a celebration of the community of Littleton. Some activities include a live trivia challenge, silent auction, and an old fashioned cake contest. ELKS Car Show The Littleton Elks, one of the anchors of Downtown… Read More »

Traits to Look For in a Realtor When Purchasing a Home

It seems that everybody knows somebody who is a Realtor, and when you’re ready to purchase a home it seems everyone wants you to use who they know. Everyone from your nosy coworker to your Cousin Ricky who just got his realtor’s license has a “helpful” suggestion. With so many individuals to choose from, how do you decide? Read on to see a list of basic traits to look for in a realtor. 1. Look for someone that won’t treat you like a commission. Buying a home is one of the biggest decisions you can make, and if you are… Read More »

Four Steps to Prepare Your Home for Sale

So, you’re ready to sell your home? There is more to it than hiring a realtor and plunking a For Sale sign in the front yard. Our current market is a buyer’s market, and you have to make your house stand out among all of the other inventory out there. The good news is there are some easy steps to take to make your home shine. Step One – Curb Appeal When a perspective buyer comes to look at your house, the first thing they see is the front. Overgrown hedges, peeling paint and weeds aren’t going to impress anyone…. Read More »

Purpose of a Home Appraisal

You’ve found your dream home, and entered into a contract. Your closing date is looming. An inspection has been completed, and the house is in good shape. Now what? Now you get a home appraisal. A home appraisal is how your lender determines how much money they are willing to loan you for the property you wish to purchase. It is one of the most important steps in the home buying process. An appraisal is typically ordered by your lender; you won’t usually get to choose an Appraiser yourself. The report often costs several hundred dollars, and is paid for upfront… Read More »

Reasons to Get a Home Inspection

We’ve all seen The Money Pit. Tom Hanks’ and Shelley Long’s characters buy a beautiful mansion for a really low price. Except once they move in, the so-called beautiful house falls apart at the seams, and becomes a complete disaster. If they had gotten an inspection done prior to purchasing the house, they would have saved themselves lots of money and heartache. Of course, we would have missed the hilarity, but in the real world, buyers should always have a home inspection completed. The main reason to have a home inspection completed is to protect the buyers from a disaster house…. Read More »

What to Expect When Purchasing a Short Sale

Short sales have a bad reputation among home buyers. They take forever! There’s no room for negotiation! You’ll never buy a house if you look at short sales! Now, while purchasing a short sale does require some patience, it’s not as bad as many people make it out to be. A short sale is the sale of a property that is often listed for less than is owed to the bank. The seller gets agreement from the bank to sell the home at a lower price to avoid foreclosure. This agreement is good for banks and sellers. The bank saves… Read More »

What is a HUD Home?

HUD homes can be a budget friendly housing choice. Many people already know these homes are usually listed below the market, but there can be some confusion understanding what exactly a HUD home is, or how the purchase process works. Let’s start with the definition of a HUD home. It is a home offered for sale by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. They are single family homes that can be up to four units. The homes are usually priced below comparable homes in the neighborhood, so you can often get more bang for your buck by way… Read More »

203K Q and A

What is a 203K loan? The 203K loan is a FHA loan that provides financing for a home that needs to be rehabilitated that traditional banks won’t finance. The home price and cost of fixing the home are rolled into one loan. How does it work? A 203K loan helps home owners by making repair costs of a home part of the mortgage payment. The repair part of the loan is put into an escrow account and pays for repairs and contractors. How is the repair escrow price decided? The repair escrow of a 203K loan is decided by estimates… Read More »

CHFA: What is it, and how can it work for you?

CHFA, or Colorado Housing and Finance Authority, is an organization that helps Coloradans achieve the dream of home ownership. They have their own loan program that helps lower income families buy a house. There are income limits with this program, so be sure to check with your lender to see if you qualify.   The steps to obtaining a CHFA loan are fairly simple. First, you will be required to take a homebuyer education course. They are available both online and in classes around the Denver-metro area. The course is free, and helps buyers learn about all the terminology and… Read More »

Denver Metro Area 2012 Real Estate Forecast

Home prices: Your local forecast Denver-Aurora-Broomfield, CO Metropolitan Statistical Area Forecast change: second quarter, 2011 – second quarter, 2012    -4% Forecast change: second quarter, 2012 – second quarter, 2013 +2.8% Market fundamentals Median Family Income (2010) $74,000 Median Home Price (Second quarter 2011) $254,000 Change in Home Prices (From second quarter 2010 thru second quarter 2011) -2.7% Worst 1-Year Home Price Change (1980-2011) -6.2% (2006:Q1)