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That’s spanish for “Where’s my equity?”

According the Denver Business Journal, Colorado is 2nd to last (Tenneesee is 1st) when it comes to states with the lowest home equity levels. NY is number one when it comes to states with the highest levels of home equity.

In other words, Coloradoans have tappped their equity and/or purchased homes using low to no money down programs.

The article is only in the print edition of the Denver business journal and not available online yet.

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