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Telluride real estate insights, market updates, and mountain lifestyle stories from Anne-Britt Ostlund and Mountain Rose Realty.

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IS NOW A GOOD TIME TO SELL YOUR VACATION HOME? YES! HERE’S WHY ….
Selling Your Home

IS NOW A GOOD TIME TO SELL YOUR VACATION HOME? YES! HERE’S WHY ….

Anne-Britt OstlundSeptember 11, 2020
SNEAK PEAK! 403 LARKSPUR LANE
Buying a Home

SNEAK PEAK! 403 LARKSPUR LANE

Anne-Britt OstlundSeptember 11, 2020

Archived September 2020 feature for 403 Larkspur Lane, Mountain Village, preserving the original property details, photograph and video tours.

Common Things to Look Out for Before Buying Your Dream Home
Buying a Home

Common Things to Look Out for Before Buying Your Dream Home

Anne-Britt OstlundJuly 22, 2020

Three practical questions before buying a home: define your needs, compare relevant property evidence, and assess the full payment and cash commitment.

Is Getting a Home Mortgage Still Too Difficult?
Buying a Home

Is Getting a Home Mortgage Still Too Difficult?

Anne-Britt OstlundJuly 22, 2020

Potential homebuyers are always cautioned to be aware of mortgage lending standards and the difficulty they might face when trying to obtain a mortgage. Credit availability is expanding, making it easier to get a mortgage now than it was a year ago. The market is still tight however, and homebuyers should be prepared to shop around until they find a lender who is offering something that will meet the needs of their family.

Why You Should Consider Selling in the Winter
Selling Your Home

Why You Should Consider Selling in the Winter

Anne-Britt OstlundJuly 22, 2020

Consider winter listing in Telluride with local competition, access, property readiness and timing, without assuming a faster sale or higher price.

Will Increasing Mortgage Rates Impact Home Prices?
Buying a Home

Will Increasing Mortgage Rates Impact Home Prices?

Anne-Britt OstlundJuly 22, 2020

Why home prices and mortgage rates do not move in a fixed opposite relationship, with the July 2020 context clarified.