Everything you need to know about buying a home, whether you're looking in Bozeman itself or elsewhere across our Southwest Montana MLS service area, from financing basics to neighborhood guides, new construction, land, and luxury properties.
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When looking at a New Construction Home, what should you be looking for? As we all know, not every home is built the same way.
Video was taken at my listing at 39 Horsethief Peak Court, Bozeman on the market today. Available to make an offer! Call / Text 406-223-6823 if you have questions.
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As a Certified New Home Specialist, I understand what goes into these projects from the get-go. To any homebuyer, learning about what lots are coming to the market SOON is the best way to stay ahead of the other buyers. I would love to share with you my own lots coming to the market in The Crossing, Woodland Park, and Valley West. I would love to help you put in an offer before anyone else can! Call me today at (406) 223-6823.Â
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Woodland Park is proud to announce that Foundant Technologies will be opening a location just inside the subdivision. The new building brings a stunning modern look to the area as well as more jobs and an impressive prospering technology company. With already 40 + employees, Foundant is off to a good start with still some room to expand. Woodland Park is expanding, not only to local thriving companies but to multiple homes being built by a custom construction team, Swiftcurrent Builders LLC.
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Looking for a home with cheap monthly payments in a great location close to campus? There is a great alternative. Buying a house is a big investment, but it may be your wisest decision when it comes to paying living expenses for years to come. The perks of owning your home, outweigh renting a home from a Property Management business. If you plan to be in Bozeman for the next several years while obtaining your degree/attending a local higher education program, it may be in your best interest to buy a home.
You can deduct the amount you pay in mortgage interest for your home on your federal tax return. Property Taxes paid to local authorities are tax deductible.…
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The Franklin Hills Subdivision has been an adornment of the Bozeman, MT area for several decades. Its location is ideal, with views looking along the spine of the Bridger Range from the southern end, as well as Mt. Ellis looming to the south. Franklin Hills also features large lots, providing plenty of elbow room. There is a centrally located neighborhood park with a playground providing a quick-access recreational area to stretch your bones or let the kids burn off some of that excess energy.
Surprisingly, Downtown Bozeman and all it has to offer is only 5-10 minutes away, a short drive up Haggerty Lane. While in the other direction, you have multiple trails within walking distance, a cross-country ski area, or…
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Durston Meadows is in the middle of it all. This is prime real estate that is convenient to parks, schools, shopping, dining, you name it! And when I say convenient, we're talking about strolling distance. Rose Park is right across the street, with the 100-acre and dinosaur park just to the west. Buffalo Wild Wings, Cold Smoke Coffee, REI, World Market, and all the other endless shopping and dining opportunities available on the 19th Ave. corridor are just minutes away, as well as quick access to I-90.
Did we mention affordability? Durston Meadows Real Estate starts by providing great starter and first-time home buyer opportunities. For more information on your future home in Durston Meadows, get in touch with…
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What is affordable housing in Bozeman? It's relative according to the buyer. Also, you won't be able to buy the same home in Jackson Hole for $200,000 (or any home for that matter), that you could buy in, say, St. Louis. In the Bozeman, MT area, housing is not dirt cheap, $250,000 and less is considered affordable. But it's well worth it to reside in one of the coolest, most beautiful places that you could call home.
Depending on your income, there may be compromises when purchasing your own home. One of the key things to keep in mind is not to buy more homes than you can afford. When a night on the town becomes unaffordable because your mortgage is gargantuan, then it's likely you are on the road to headaches and…
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When you talk with your Realtor about homes that interest you, the neighborhood should be an important factor. If not the most important. Here I touch on several important things to consider in researching neighborhood communities. Some of these factors will attract while others may deter. When people ask how to choose a subdivision these are often the most important considerations.
Schools are very important when it comes to real estate prices. A good school system can drive up property values and insulate them against fluctuations in the market.
Who doesn't want to live in the safest community possible? But not all of us can afford to live in a…
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Let's face it, Real Estate is not cheap. In most cases, it's the largest and most committing purchase a person will spend their hard-earned money on. This is why customer service is so important regardless of where your property is situated in the market. My areas of expertise are new construction, residential, and luxury real estate. But knowledge is power so they say, and I task myself with staying current on the ever-changing market and laws that affect real estate transactions. I won't be so bold as to claim that I'm not in real estate to make money, because I am. It's my livelihood, but it's not the most important thing, the quality of care and attention I give my clients is. I want to earn my…
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