Are you concerned about your Adjustable Rate Mortgage?

January 8, 2009

Stop in to RE/MAX Traditions and talk to one of our Real Estate Brokers. We may be able to give you some guidance about mortgage modifications or refinancing. At the very least, we can refer you to a trusted mortgage professional. We are located at 2204 18th Ave in Longmont, Colorado.

Read your Deed of Trust. You should have received a copy of this document when you bought your home. It goes into detail about your obligations and the ramifications of not meeting those obligations. Call us if you need help reading this long document. We can also help you locate a copy of your Deed of Trust on file with the county.

Much of the time, home buyers don’t read these documents completely at the closing table because they are so excited to get the keys to their new homes. Take the time to read them now so you know exactly what to expect when that rate adjusts. Mortgage companies are starting to negotiate!

Skyline Boy’s Basketball

December 15, 2008

skyline-basketball-schedule RE/MAX Traditions is proud to sponsor this season’s Skyine Boy’s Basketball teams. We are all about Longmont community support. Attached is a copy of their 2008-2009 schedule. Go Falcons!

Music for the Season

December 12, 2008

Amy O’Donnell, a RE/MAX Traditions Realtor has been involved in the Longmont Concert Band as a French horn player since it’s inception. The Concert Band is performing seasonal holiday music this Friday Dec. 12th, at 7:30 p.m. at Silver Creek High School Auditorium. The concert is open to the public with free admission, but donations are always gratefully accepted. RE/MAX Traditions has supported the Band and is proud to have one of our Realtors be an enthusiastic member. Call Amy O’Donnell for information about joining or supporting the band at RE/MAX Traditions at 303-772-3800 or at 303-916-5161.

Local RE/MAX Realtor Honored

December 11, 2008

Don Carpenter of RE/MAX Traditions in Longmont was recruited and invited to join the Scrap Iron 60′s senior softball team in December 2007 at age 61. The team played 10 tournaments this year and won 2 including the Western National Championship. They have been invited to play for the Tournament of Champions (TOC) held in January 2009 in Central Florida.

Our own Don Carpenter won the MVP award in the World Championships Tournament in October 2008. He was also the winning pitcher of record in the championship game in the Mesquite Winter Classic held in Nevada this month. Carpenter states, “It is a very high honor and a privilege for me to be able to play Senior Softball at any level. God has blessed me with a little natural talent and has surrounded me with a lot of friends around the country who share my love for the game.”

Don continues to work full time and is available for any of your real estate needs or questions. He can be reached at RE/MAX Traditions in Longmont 303-772-3800 or cell phone 303-775-7079.

We are proud of you Don!

New Home for Longmont Real Estate Agents

April 2, 2006

Official Flag Raising Hosted by the Veterans from American Legion Post 32

Dennis Sindelir, left, and John Schriver, both representatives from American Legion Post 32, raise the American flag Wednesday outside the new home of RE/MAX Traditions Inc., formerly RE/MAX of Longmont, at 2204 18th Ave. in the Hover Crossing commercial development. At 17,510 square feet, the new $3 million building nearly doubles the space of the company’s former building at Hover Street and 17th Avenue.

According to Carol Cizek, a partner and co-owner of the bulding with Jim Plumb, 43 agents, along with administration staff and assistants, will work there. Cizek said the company’s name change reflects the company’s larger geographic coverage area, which now includes Boulder, Weld and Larimer counties, as well as other spots throughout the state.

RE/MAX’s new building, which fronts 18th Avenue, a new street built through the development, was constructed by Jim Plumb. A Walgreen’s, Carl’s Jr. an Horizon Bank building are some of the other commercial tenants of the site, and there are also plans for residential development.

Times Call photo by Kristin Goode

RE/MAX Traditions is on the Move

March 15, 2006

Local Real Estate Company Thrives Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.

Breaking Ground at the new Real Estate Office 1986

Breaking Ground at the new Real Estate Office 2006

It doesn’t seem that long ago that RE/MAX of Longmont was big news for innovative methods, breaking sales records and moving into a new shiny building at 17th and Hover. In reality, how time has flown. That was November 1986! RE/MAX grew and matured in that building and now the time has come again to make headlines with a new name RE/MAX Traditions and a move to a state of the art facility at 2204 18th Avenue, Longmont. The new 17,150 square foot building is tastefully designed with the client, agent and staff member in mind.

The spacious building is designed for today’s real estate industry. The building will accommodate agents who work alone as well as those with assistants or teams. Clients will be greeted by a very capable and professional staff and feel at home in the reception area. Closings and client meetings will be very comfortable in the spacious meeting rooms. The overall ambiance of the surroundings is a delicate balance of homey and comfortable, yet efficient and functional.

RE/MAX Traditions Real Estate Office The new facility is also equipped with a state of the art training center. This area will be used for sales meetings, agent training and community outreach. Complimentary classes will be offered to the public on a variety topics and information on upcoming subjects will be found on the website www. RemaxTraditionsHome.com.

The facility is an important part of the success of the company but the agents and staff are the heart and soul of RE/MAX Traditions and the secrets to its successes. RE/MAX Traditions agents have an average of 16 years of experience and their client’s benefit in many ways from this broad base of knowledge. “We have seen and solved every conceivable problem and weathered many markets and we will be in business many years to come. You can expect outstanding results and we will prove it” said Carol Cizek, Broker Owner.

Moving the Longmont Real Estate Office in 1986

Longmont Real Estate Agents, moving again in 2006

COUNT ON THE HOME TEAM
It is true that RE/MAX Traditions is not the largest company in number of agents with 45 full-time professionals, but if you measure greatness and success by individual productivity and experience, this company is the champion. RE/MAX Traditions has 688 years of combined experience that the public can count on. What does that mean to the home-buyer or seller? These professionals work with buyers and sellers on every front. Whether the client is moving across town or across the country, buying their first home, dealing with credit issues, facing a foreclosure, seeking an “empty nest” location, or any other scenario, RE/MAX Traditions can bring experience and expertise to the transaction. They have systems in place, know how to manage a transaction so it is smooth and successful and protect your bottom line. Experience is a powerful predictor of success. Plus, they have a database full of people who are interested in buying or selling, thus a captive audience. One of the mainstays of RE/MAX Traditions is an abundance of education, keeping everyone current on the latest issues and methods.

PAYING IT FORWARD
“Community-centered” is a word that very accurately describes many aspects of RE/MAX Traditions. Cizek said, “We live, work, send our children and grandchildren to school here. We are committed to the quality of life in this area. This isn’t just a “new market” to us…it is home.” RE/MAX Traditions agents are involved both personally and collectively in a plethora of organizations including but not limited to Tiny Tim, Inn Between, Relay for Life, Art Walk, OctoberFest, Rhythm on the River, Pumpkin Patch and many more. RE/MAX Traditions is a proud sponsor of the Women’s Expo at the Radisson Hotel on March 25, 2006

Another way RE/MAX Traditions is giving back is by helping new agents learn the real estate ropes with their new mentoring program. The premise is simple: our experienced agents nurture and teach newer agents with specialized information and on the job training. Learning how to be a productive and profitable real estate professional is a daunting task. What could be better that learning from the best, what it takes to be successful and provide top quality representation in today’s complicated marketplace?

RE/MAX Traditions is also a valuable resource for folks needing information or direction about real estate or a potential move or a new area. The new building is equipped with a Resource Center, which is a tool that the community can use free of charge or obligation to find out information, research an area, its schools and neighborhoods. The Resource Center will also have local information including maps, school and chamber details. The help and information provided will be confidential.

In today’s fast-paced world it is comforting when some things stay reliably the same…in a great way. The words “top-producing”, “innovative”, “hardworking”, “knowledgeable”, “effective” and “successful negotiators” were words that described the team of professional Realtors at RE/MAX of Longmont 27 years ago and those words are still just as true today. The name of the company and its location have changed but the leadership, core agents and the company’s values remain the same. Call us at (303) 772-3800 for more information or visit us at
www.RemaxTraditionsHome.com

Re/Max of Longmont lays the foundation for the future.

December 3, 2005

Published by The Longmont Times Call on December 3, 2005

LONGMONT – After 27 years of being in the business of helping others relocate, RE/MAX of Longmont, Inc., Longmont’s Leader in Real Estate is making some huge changes.

Aside from the obvious “pride of ownership” factor in owning our own building, much thought has gone into an even more radical change. Because our industry has changed so much over the past two decades, mostly driven by rapid advances in technology, we have decided to change our name and create a building that is functional for the needs of our clients and our agents!

RE/MAX Traditions interior

The interior of the new ReMax Traditions building at 2204 18th Avenue is expected to be completed in February

The New Year is a great time for new changes, so RE/MAX of Longmont, Inc., will become RE/MAX TRADITIONS, INC. January of 2006! This has been a difficult decision- working for 27 years to build a name synonymous with integrity, expertise and service is a lot to relinquish. The name RE/MAX Traditions, Inc., however, reflects an earned reputation, guaranteeing that all of that will continue. We now service Boulder, Weld, Larimer, Jefferson, Adams Counties in addition to our to our concentration on the Longmont market. We continue to stay educated, work hard for our clients in Longmont and surrounding areas, and take pride in what we have achieved. We effectively utilize state of the art technology and old-fashioned work ethic. There will be no change of personnel, no change of ownership/management, and no change of professionalism or results. The only change will be our name and address!

Matt Louie, 3, (Builder Bob) is commonly seen visiting the ReMax building site with his mother.

A New Home
Construction of the new building began in late May 2005 and we hope to move in February 2006. The intent is for the building to feel like home with warm wood tones and comfortable furniture. It will house our staff, teams of agents, individual agents and their assistants. In addition to office space, the new location will house 2 comfortable conference rooms, an area for home-shoppers to surf homes on the Internet without pressure to purchase but with assistance available, and a state-of-the-art training/media room. Our clients deserve more, demand more and we are anticipating their needs by providing “above the crowd” service.

The grand opening is tentatively scheduled for April 2006 when the public will be invited to share in our excitement with prizes, giveaways, entertainment and more. The event will reflect our commitment the community and our clients.

ReMax Traditions is owned by Jim Plumb and Carol Cizek

The RE/MAX Building is being built by co-owner Jim Plumb.
The new RE/MAX Traditions, Inc. building is being built by co-owner Jim Plumb, he also specializes in home construction in the Platteville, Colorado area. We would like to thank the contractors whom have been working with us so diligently and professionally to complete this building so beautifully and in time for the move. A special thank you goes to Jim Plumb for his dedication, hard work, and desire for perfection.

The new RE/MAX Traditions, Inc. location will be at 2204 18th Avenue, Longmont, CO 80501, just across the street and to the north from our current location. The new building will be adjacent to the new Walgreens in the Hover Crossing Subdivision at 18th and Hover.

Why Hire A RE/MAX of Traditions Agent?
Our agents have the most experience in real estate in any market. Our average agent has been in the Real Estate business for over 16 years. What does this mean to you the home-buyer or seller? Our agents are skilled negotiators, highly educated and effective problem solvers. This is important because it affects your bottom line on one of the most important investments in your family’s life. It could cost you money and aggravation. We respect that. In Longmont and the surrounding areas we have the home field advantage…we know our stuff and we have for 27 years. We are the reining Real Estate Champs!

Call RE/MAX Traditions, Inc. at 303-772-3800! or Send us a message!

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