Selling in Denver, presented well

The Process

Pre-listing strategy

We start with a comparative market analysis using recent sold comps near your home, then map a pricing strategy and timeline. You'll see your projected net proceeds before we list.

Prep and presentation

A walkthrough together to identify which improvements move the needle — paint, repairs, decluttering, staging — and which ones aren't worth the cost. I have a vetted vendor list of contractors for any work needed.

Professional media

Magazine-quality photography, cinematic video, drone exterior, 3D home tours and floor plans on every listing.

Coming-soon and launch

We build pre-launch interest with a coming-soon campaign aimed at active buyer agents, then go live across the MLS and syndicated portals for maximum visibility.

Showings and offer review

Showing feedback tracked and reported weekly. When offers come in, I walk you through every line — price, terms, contingencies, and certainty — so you choose with full clarity.

Contract-to-close

Inspection, appraisal, lender check-ins, and title work managed end-to-end. The deadlines stay on track through closing.

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Common Questions

Why does the photography matter so much?

Most buyers see your home online before they ever set foot inside. We have a small window of opportunity to make a great first impression and details matter. Lighting, framing, and the sequence of images in a listing are the difference between a home that attracts heavy interest in the first week and a home that lingers.

How do you price a home for the Denver market?

Pricing is the single biggest lever in any sale. I run a comparative market analysis using recent sold comps near your home — adjusted for square footage, lot, condition, and finishes — and pair it with a read of current competition. The goal is to price for activity in the first two weeks, when buyer attention is highest.

How long does it take to sell a home in Denver?

Properly priced homes in Denver typically go under contract in 7–21 days. Closing usually happens 30 days after contract — roughly 5–8 weeks from listing to keys.

Should I make repairs before listing?

Some yes, some no. Larger items like roof or HVAC issues often pay for themselves in price and speed. Cosmetic improvements — paint, light fixtures, hardware — almost always do. We'll walk through the home together and prioritize what's worth doing.

Should I stage my home?

Vacant homes — almost always. Empty rooms are difficult to photograph well and harder for buyers to emotionally connect with. For occupied homes, it depends. If your furniture is in good condition and well-arranged, a declutter and styling consultation is usually enough. If the rooms are cluttered or the furniture doesn't fit the home's price point, professional staging pays for itself.

What if I'm buying and selling at the same time?

Common in Denver. We work backward from your timeline — typically that means listing first, getting under contract, then house-hunting with a long close on your sale and a quick close on the new home.