Gabriel Martinez/Real Estate/Mortgage/Insurance

Who's next?

Who is ready to buy a home?

Yep again. 👍

Real Estate, Mortgage, Insurance 🙏

I helped someone save over 2k year on their home and auto insurance yesterday, and helped another get under contract on a home today. It was a great week:)

I helped a person save appx $1k on their home/auto insurance, and I got someone else pre-approved for a mortgage. Happy Day:)

Check it out!

The inside scoop 👀. So how did all of this come to be? After watching the market I consulted my clients. It was apparent that there were two strategies I could use to help this family👨‍👩‍👧‍👦get a home! The first option was the old fashioned offer low, offer fast, and communicate well with the seller's agent. The second option appeared to me in this way...

I noticed the many homes that were listed over market price. I knew that they would not sell well and eventually drop in price 📉. I found the perfect home when it fell out of a previous contract🚨. The price dropped to a workable price. It had been on the market awhile and I alerted my client that now is a great time to offer on this home, it's going below market comp's! If a home stays on the market for too long, other buyers will wonder why and hesitate. We didn't, we had a plan 🎯.

We submitted a lower offer and stuck to our plan. The seller accepted! After some more negotiation, I secured over 5k in concessions for my client. I am grateful 🙂.

Congratulations to my clients on their new home! I’m so happy to have helped Alex Inscoe and Anna Inscoe find and close on their new place. Many blessings to this awesome family. 🙏

😂 Can you spot what’s wrong?

Amazing Before and After 🤩🏘️

Fort Collins’ newest brewery is an old favorite A new brewery with a familiar name is now open in Fort Collins.

Instant Reaction: Mortgage Rates, April 25, 2024 Mortgage interest rates for the week sit at an average of 7.17%, and may show little dramatic downward movement any time soon.

Hailstorms, wildfires, help drive surge in Colorado home insurance rates A new survey from Insurify shows that almost 30% of American homeowners are worried about increasing home insurance rates, which are expected to continue rising through 2024 due to climate disaster…