I appreciate David sharing his expertise on navigating the Denver real estate market. The Adair model seems like a fantastic option for Budget conscious buyers
The combination of low property taxes, incentives, and David's commission rebate make the Adair model a Smart choice for anyone looking to buy in Denver
Those commute times that he mentioned are massively underestimated. You can easily double them during normal rush-hour traffic. Triple them if there are accidents or road construction.
Denver is the 2nd hottest housing market in the US, so probably no major drop coming here anytime soon. We still have a strong job market and a housing shortage
Factual. Do not listen to these clown ass realtors all they care about is that CHECK. These houses are shit and built like shit and will not go up in value at all. Even the realtors know deep down a major shift will come and they will be hated by many of their clients. Hate seeing shit like this and I feel bad for many families that will go under on their homes in the next 2/3 years.
I've gotta respectfully disagree. The best way to eventually get your dream home, is to first buy a starter home, then a move-up home... then parlay the equity gain into the final dream home
@@DavidSellsDenver the only way to move up is to buy a starter home that needs a lot of work for cheaper. Then fix it up as you pay it off. Or your really getting no where
@@DavidSellsDenver hmm , I’m in California, all the home values go up at the same time same amount for the same sized house here. I don’t really know how the housing market is anywhere else . Let’s say you buy a house for 200,000 and in 3 years the market value goes up 400,000 just like all the other houses. and you payed off the 200,000 interest rate at 3% then you sale for 400,000 . But now interest rates are at 7% and all the houses just like the first house are now 400,000 .. that’s California lol
