Owning a home is a big part of the American Dream! Cheyenne
is a place where you can live this dream. Warm, friendly people and great site
seeing. Cheyenne offers many exciting events. Well known for the most amazing
rodeo festivals, there is also a Fresh Market every Tuesday. This open-air
market specializes in bringing the freshest locally produced foods and farm
products to the local residents. Products featured at the Wyoming Fresh Market
will include Amish-style peanut butter, bratwurst, smoked wild-caught salmon,
trout and a variety of other products. An absolute must see is the historic
Garden of the Gods Trading Post. The Trading Post lies on the southwest corner
of the Garden of the Gods Park. This is the largest art gallery and gift shop
in Colorado. The most magnificent site to see is the Balanced Rock. Entrance to the park is free
according to the wish of Charles
Elliott Perkins, whose children donated the land
to the city of Colorado Springs in
1909.
Look out for the American Indian Heritage Day Celebration in
November. There will be a number of guest speakers, dancers, singers and more!
You will want to come back every year for this great event!
Join the 59,466-population figure of Wyoming. The question
that comes to mind is should I buy or rent? In most cases it is better to buy
instead of renting. The only exceptions are for people who have very low rent,
or who plan on moving in a few years. The benefit from buying a home is that
you pay your monthly installment for 15 to 30 years and then you stop paying it
altogether. When renting a home however, payment carries on. How to get a
mortgage (a loan)? You generally need four things to qualify for a mortgage:
money to make the down payment; income that is 2 to 3 times higher than your
mortgage payment; two years of solid employment and decent (not perfect)
credit. There are sometimes ways around this if you lack one or two of those,
but usually not if you lack three or four.
Come and enjoy the city with the small town
ambiance. Where you can breathe freely and enjoy the friendliness and
hospitality of Cheyenne.