I was contacted yesterday by Melissa Conrad From HGTV‘s show “My First Place” They are looking for Denver renters who want to buy their first home and be filmed during the process. Its a win win for the buyers as they receive a great housewarming gift and access to designers and free expertise.

Hello Jay,

Call me when you get this because I would really like to talk to you about
the possibility of you and one of your clients being on our HGTV show “My
First Place”. We are looking for people in the Denver Metro Area that are
buying their very first home and want to share it on TV. It is great
publicity for you and they get a nice housewarming present out of it too. We will try to only follow them for 6 days through the whole process and we are going to need them to be in to their home around Christmas time if possible. I look forward to hearing from you and please send this application to any of your potential first time home buyers that you are working with.

As I was scanning the Grow-A-Brain blog, I ran across an interesting link to quickly analyze rents for your Denver income property. The old way to see if your rents were competive was to drive around the neighborhood, call other landlords and scour the classifieds. Thanks to RentoMeter…this tool makes it a tad easier.

When you need a quick map to your next Denver Investment Property or trying to find that new build address for your upcoming relocation?

• Google Maps
  Map addresses around the U.S. graphically, or by satellite. Also driving directions.
• MapQuest
  National mapping and driving directions.
• MSN Maps
  National mapping and driving directions.
• TerraServer
  Search Aerial photo maps and Topo Maps across the US
• Windows Live Local
  Aerial photo and road mapping platform.
• Yahoo Maps
  National mapping and driving directions.
• Globe Xplorer
  Library of satellite imagery and maps

The wait is over…The Downtown Wi-Fi Zone is live. No more fees paid to T – Mobile at Starbucks.
The Downtown Denver Partnership commissioned a study on Wi-Fi feasibility and Kiva Networks designed and installed the network.
From Civic Center Station to Union Station. See Map.
It’s also available in Skyline Park along Arapahoe Street. HAppy Surfing on the mall!