BUILDING vs. BUYING in the Mountains | Moving to Colorado | Pros and Cons of Building Your OWN Home

BUILDING vs. BUYING in the Mountains | Moving to Colorado | Pros and Cons of Building Your OWN Home

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Thinking about building your dream home in the Colorado mountains? Join me as I dive into the details of buying land and constructing a mountain home vs. purchasing a move-in-ready property. This video covers everything you need to make an informed decision, from land costs and zoning laws to fire mitigation and environmental considerations.

Key Topics Covered:

Zoning districts and land use regulations for areas like Gilpin County
How to secure well and septic permits and other essential building permissions

Lot size requirements, HOA considerations, and navigating Colorado’s unique zoning districts

Environmental factors like fire mitigation due to wildfires

Side-by-side comparison of building on mountain land vs. buying an existing home

Resources and support for first-time builders in Colorado

Whether you’re curious about Colorado’s mountain land laws or ready to build, this guide has all you need to know!

Helpful Resources:
1. Colorado Land Use and Zoning Guide:
https://cdola.colorado.gov/community-...
This guide from Colorado's Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) provides comprehensive zoning and land-use guidelines for Colorado communities, including rural and mountain areas.

2. Gilpin County Zoning and Building Permits:
https://www.gilpincounty.org/governme...
Gilpin County’s official planning department page covers zoning codes, building permits, and requirements for constructing homes in the region.

3. Colorado Fire Mitigation Resources:
https://csfs.colostate.edu/wildfire-m...
The Colorado State Forest Service provides resources and guidelines on fire mitigation, especially relevant for building in high-risk areas like the Colorado mountains.

Septic and Well Permit Information:
https://cdphe.colorado.gov/water-quality
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) has detailed information on water quality, septic, and well permits essential for off-grid or rural properties.

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0:00 Intro
0:51 Zoning & Land Regulations
1:40 Building Permits
2:15 Subdivision Rules
3:08 Environmental Considerations
3:23 Fire Mitigation
3:38 Well & Septic
3:53 Resources & Support
4:18 Build or Buy?

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