Why You and The Media Trust Me. We have been one of Tom Martino’s real estate experts since 1988, been quoted by the Rocky Mountain News, Denver Post, Denver Business Journal, Money Magazine and Time Magazine for research, and we provide real estate quotes for hundreds of publications. We have achieved this kind of credibility with the media because we are accurate, sincere, quick, honest, and we understand that if the information we provide isn’t absolutely correct, their reputation (and ours) will suffer. We give you the same trustworthiness and care in handling information regarding your transaction.  Time Magazine (August 27, 2007) DENVER IS JUST ONE PIN ON THE NATIONAL MAP. Looking across the country, the foreclosure problem is worst in areas where house prices went wildest (southern Florida, California), where local economies are depressed (Cleveland, Detroit) and where regulators paid little attention during the go-go years (before a new law took effect in January, mortgage brokers in Colorado didn't have to be registered). But it is important to point out that while Colorado has one of the nation's highest foreclosure rates, according to property tracker RealtyTrac, many parts are doing just fine. Prices in Denver's newly hip Highlands neighborhood, a community full of bungalow homes and yuppies, were up 13% last year, according to listings data crunched by real estate agent Ed Tomlinson. And ski resorts like Copper Mountain can't build enough pricey condos. Click to View Full Article-http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1653635,00.html 
Denver Business Journal (May 16, 2008) Bleak forecast for housing may not be all that terrible. A recent national study that compares the current costs and future returns of owned and rented homes paints a bleak picture for homeowners in U.S. markets with housing bubbles, including metro Denver...The study estimates that Denver-area homeowners will lose $23,974 to $27,770 in equity from 2008 through 2012, if they sell their homes, with a midrange loss of $26,009..."They're talking about 2012," said Ed Tomlinson, broker at Re/Max Alliance of Arvada and analyst for local housing data provider Metrolist Inc. "It's almost outrageous to project out that far." Click To View Full Article-http://denver.bizjournals.com/denver/stories/2008/05/19/story13.html 
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