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Unrepresented Metro Denver, Colorado Home Sellers

Are you considering selling your Metro Denver property yourself without Realtor representation? If you are, for your own sake and the sake of your family, please ask yourself the following questions:

• Do you have the time, energy, knowledge, experience, training, resources, and contacts to handle this yourself? (We've invested over 16 years and thousands of dollars acquiring them.)

• Will the results you get by yourself be better than the results you'd get working with a full-time, knowledgeable, experienced professional?

• Will you save time? (We often devote hundreds of hours to one real estate transaction.)

• Will you save money, or make as much money? (Buyers usually expect to pay less for a "For Sale By Owner" property.)

• Are you familiar with the latest technology and marketing methods? (Again, we've invested the time and money - hundreds of dollars every month - to learn them and use them.)

• Will you feel safe, admitting strangers to your home? (Realtors screen every person they bring to your home.)

• Will you know all the possible pitfalls to avoid?

• Will you know how to respond and counter-respond in negotiations?

• Are you familiar with all the legal forms required?

• Are you familiar with real estate laws?

Relatively few people successfully sell their own property. Usually they try for awhile, get very discouraged due to all the issues they didn't expect and don't know how to handle, and quit. In the end they either take the property off the market, or they consult a Realtor. Meanwhile they've wasted time and energy, possibly endangered themselves and their families, and the sale of their property has been delayed for months.

For most people, buying or selling real estate is the biggest financial transaction they will deal with in their lifetime. Real estate transactions today are often $200,000 or more.

If you had a $200,000 tax issue, would you feel as qualified to handle it as a CPA? If you were involved in a $200,000 legal question, would you try to handle it without an attorney?

Why handicap yourself by trying to do without professional real estate representation? If you're ready to start packing, do yourself a favor and contact Dave.

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