Moving is already a strenuous task, but when you have furry family members to move too, it can get complicated.  Your pets don’t know what is happening and it is up to you to make the transition as easy and carefree as possible for them.  Continue reading for some quick tips on moving with animals. You need to decide what form of travel you are going to take for the big move.  If it is within driving distance, probably better to transport your pets that way.  If it is too long to drive,... read more

The world of real estate can be a tricky subject to learn all the different terms pertaining to diverse buildings available.  Today we are going over the differences and similarities of condominiums and townhomes. Condominiums, usually shortened to just condos, are a great item to purchase as an investment, a personal habitat, or even to rent.  Not considered a type of house, condos are taxed as an individual entity. You do not own the land around it or the building it is in.  Condos are usually ... read more

If you are new to Grand Junction or just passing through you might be surprised to know that they have some amazing wineries that serve up some of the best wine Colorado has to offer. Colorado mountains have vineyards that are at some of the worlds highest elevation. Colorado offers numerous varieties of wine including Merlot, Cabernet, Syrah, Chardonnay, Riesling and much more. With something for every wine lover here are three of our favorite Grand Junction Wineries. Two Rivers Winery located at 2087 Broadwa... read more

#10 - Fruitvale With rent averaging about $900 a month. Fruitvale comes in at #10 on the safest neighborhoods.#9 - Center of Grand JunctionThis area is a mixture of some older houses, and some newer. Some people in this area have incomes near or at the poverty line, with an average rent of over $1,000, all encapsulate the survey of safest neighborhoods.#8 - Highview RoadThis area of town is almost split in half male/female. Amazingly enough, over 50% of residents are married, and are varied in age. Highview co... read more

Summer arrives and the electric bill skyrockets.  Maintaining a cool house in the summer is a challenging task, but with these tips you can lower your bill and the temperature in your home.  Although some of these tips will cost you money upfront, they will save you money overall. Let’s start with windows.  A quick way to maintain a lower temperature throughout your home is to keep the curtains drawn.  Windows allow a large amount of sunlight in, thus creating unwanted warmth during the... read more