Josh Hewitt - Real Estate Agent

The lumber price bubble is finally bursting Lumber prices soared so high and so fast this spring, that many people could no longer afford their home improvement projects. They appear to be coming back to earth.

I’m not one for shameless self promotion but this is too good to pass up guys! I’ve recently joined a new team and when you purchase a home with us you can receive $2,500 towards closing costs or furniture. With rates already 2-3% this is a no brainer for my friends looking to buy this year! You still get the same great service. Contact me for more details.

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Wash Park Furnished! - apts/housing for rent - apartment rent Beautiful Furnished Studio in the most premier location of Denver! NS/NP First/Last/Deposit Enjoy...

I’ll get you connected to the best lenders in the industry with the lowest rates. Use that 15k you spend in rent this year towards your equity. Let’s build some wealth.

5 things to consider before buying your first house Buying a house is a lot to think about, especially if you’ve never done it before. After you pick a neighborhood and find the home you like—you might be left wondering if you can actually afford it. Rather than trying to pay in cash, most people end up taking out a mortgage to afford the …

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Fewer homes for sale means more bidding wars The shortage of homes on the market in the Denver area is expected to last through early 2020. | PAID CONTENT

Happy Holidays, from Jackson Hole!

Affordable 2 bed/1bath on Green Mountain! Not on the market yet but this one will go quick. Please contact me for a private showing. $239k

Thought provoking episode this week including how real estate has helped lift people out of poverty.

Mauricio Miller on Poverty, Social Work, and the Alternative - Econlib Poverty activist, social entrepreneur and author, Mauricio Miller, talks about his book The Alternative with EconTalk host Russ Roberts. Miller, a MacArthur genius grant recipient, argues that we have made poverty tolerable when we should be trying to make it more escapable. This is possible, he arg...