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My area of expertise is helping buyers and sellers with the purchase and sale of property. Specifically, I deal with mostly with the older homes in Denver Metro and Golden neighborhoods. The company I work for is called Nostalgic Homes. I have extensive knowledge of all of the neighborhoods in these areas and can make excellent recommendations to fit my buyer's lifestyle and needs, whether they are looking for an already established neighborhood, or are interested in obtaining property in an up and coming area. Since the majority of the homes that I help buyers with are dated between 1860-1945, there can be various expensive items that an agent should pay close attention to, besides the obvious cosmetics. While many older homes have already been updated throughout the years, it's important that I am able to bring to my buyer's attention plumbing, electrical, sewer line, roof, structural, and other major systems that may or may not be in good condition. This gives my buyers a much better sense of what kind of 'fix-ups' that will or will not be in store for them after they make their purchase. When assisting my sellers, in any market place, but especially now, it's important that sellers understand and know what to expect. I do extensive current market research of the neighborhood and area to inform them of how many days they can expect their house to be on the market, the best price they can achieve, given the current condition of their property, any fix-ups they can do to help achieve a higher price, and instruct them on how to stage and prepare their home for the public so that they can achieve the best offer with the shortest days on the market.
I have been investing in real estate since I was 25 years old and own several properties. I've lived in Denver proper for the last 20 years. I have held a certified real estate license for the last 8 years and have been selling real estate full time since.
Denver Board of Realtors National Association of Realtors
My actual degree is a Bachelor of Fine Arts. I worked in this field for several years after college, before my love of real estate developed. As a licensed Realtor, I have taken a code of ethics, assuring all of my clients that they are treated fairly, with respect and knowledge of the field that of my expertise. I continually advance my knowledge of the field by taking many different courses that the Denver Board of Realtors offers each year to stay abreast of current and upcoming market conditions and certain problems to stay aware of to keep my clients fully informed as real estate changes.
Can provide a list of names, numbers and emails of current and past clients upon request.
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Linda, This is out of my area of expertise. I have enlisted the help of a retired real estate attorney, who now works in the lending field, to see what would be the best course of action to help you get
Indeed, I can see that as a huge safety issue. First, as soon as you see anyone on your property I would call 911 or the police if they are trespassing immediately. It doesn't sound like the owner is aware
Phil, I afraid I am not an expert in land real estate. I work in the city and have never brokered a land transaction. I think at this point an good real estate attorney is what your client needs given
To clarify: It's not really an easement, it's a dispute of ownership at this point, it sounds like. A previous owner built a fence short 3' x 50' years ago on their property and the neighbor has landscaped
Hi Jennifer, I would first find an architect. They usually have contractors they work with and can recommend. I do not work in Loveland or Ft. Collins so would have difficulty recommending someone in

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