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REVIEWS
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“There may not be enough characters room here to talk about what an absolute amazing experience working with Robert was. He helped us get into our dream home..... beyond what we could ever have hoped for or expected. He made ever single step of the process painless and actually enjoyable. He treated my family like we were his....I cant have imagined a more perfect experience doing one of the biggest things in life. Robert is amazing and the experience and knowledge he brings to service will blow you away. He’s a
good man and our family loves him like one of ours.”
— Larson, Littleton, CO
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Using Robert An as my agent to both sell my home of 25+ years and to find and purchase my new dream home was a decision that I am beyond grateful for to this very day. His local knowledge, deep industry savvy and years of experience came in handy every step of the way. This process can be an emotional, overwhelming and nerve wracking experience, but with Robert leading the way, knowing exactly what I wanted, with honest advice during evaluation of properties, welcomed humor in nearly every situation, and sharp negotiation skills kept me on track and truly panned out in the end. He knew exactly what house I wanted, kept an eye on it, and oh so cleverly got me into the exact house I wanted escaping the current market frenzy in Colorado. No other agent would have had the keen eye to so expertly negotiate on a moment’s notice. Robert did. And that is why I will use him again if I am ever silly enough to sell a house that I still pinch myself for owning. If you need an agent, feel confident in choosing Robert An.”
— Amy, Broomfield, CO
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Robert went above and beyond as my Buying Agent. This was my first time going through a home buying process, and Robert remained deeply engaged in every detail, every step of the way, to make sure that the entire purchase and closing process went as smoothly as possible. Some unforeseen obstacles did emerge that were beyond our control, and Robert worked diligently to resolve every issue on my behalf, which required a lot of extra legwork on his end. On a personal level, Robert is a genuine, friendly, professional and calming influence on what can be at times a stressful process for the homebuyer. Robert also did a fantastic job of helping me crunch numbers from a financial perspective to ensure that I could make a good decision that would align with me financially. Finally, I really appreciated Robert’s honesty, as he was always forthright in actively pointing out many detailed things that were both negative and positive about a property, rather than just trying to sell me on a property for his benefit as an agent. I felt like he always sincerely had my best interests at heart. Thank you Robert for doing an exceptional job as my agent!
WHAT SETS ME APART
my PROMISE
My main objective is to help you achieve your real estate goals through a seamless and stress-free experience. With multiple years of expertise, I offer a unique approach that includes advising you on your equity and financial planning, ensuring your long-term wealth. I provide comprehensive Concierge Listing Services tailored to your unique needs. Clear and effective communication ensures a transparent process, allowing you to confidently sell your property.
I’m committed to providing unparalleled support throughout every aspect of the sales process, ensuring my clients have the best real estate experience possible.
What you can Expect
I can promise you that while there will be some bumps in the process, I'll be doing my best to help you avoid any delays or roadblocks. You can expect weekly phone calls with my trademark tell it like it is honesty & creative problem solving to get you where you want to go. We will get though this TOGETHER!
Robert
COUNTY HIGHLIGHTS
boulder county
Boulder, Colorado, is located just 30 minutes northwest of Denver, exactly where the plains meet the Rocky Mountains. The City of Boulder sits 5,430 feet above sea level with the town enjoying 300 plus days of sunshine a year and moderate weather. With a population of just 103,166 residents in Boulder, including about 30,000 students who are enrolled at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, Colorado has a lot to offer!
Boulder, Colorado real estate offers housing opportunities from student housing, townhomes/condominiums to modern homes and multi-million dollar luxury properties. The Census ACS 1-year survey reports that the median household income for Boulder, Colorado metro area was $80,834 in 2017, the latest figures available. Boulder median household income is $11,717 higher than the median Colorado household income and $20,498 greater than the US median household income.
denver county
Denver, nicknamed the mile high city, is set up to be the next American metropolis that connects the central United States to the west coast. With an estimated population of 716,492 in 2018, Denver is the 19th-most populous U.S. city, and with a 19.38% increase since the 2010 United States Census, it has been one of the fastest-growing major cities in the United States. What makes Denver county real estate so unique is the 19th-century landmark buildings dating back to the Old West era. alongside ultra modern industrial complexes like the Denver Art Museum giving the town a rustic but modern look. Denver is also a jumping-off point for ski resorts in the nearby Rocky Mountains.
The Census ACS 1-year survey reports that the median household income for the Denver, Colorado metro area was $76,643 in 2017, the latest figures available. Denver median household income is $7,526 higher than the median Colorado household income and $16,307 greater than the US median household income.
adams county
Adams county is 10 miles north/northeast of downtown Denver and is a suburban neighborhood predominantly within Adams county of Colorado. This county has three school districts: Adams County School District 12, Mapleton Public Schools, and Brighton School District 27 which include 8 high schools, 11 middle schools and 20 elementary schools.
Adams County has 81 city parks and nearly 2,000 acres of parks and open space with over 80 miles of trails throughout the city. The Census ACS 1-year survey reports that the median household income for the Adams County Colorado area was $66,517 in 2017, the latest figures available. Adams County median household income is $2,600 lower than the median Colorado household income and $6,181 greater than the US median household income.
LATEST NEWS
Keep up with the times
minimum salary to afford a home?
According to a 2018 study, the minimum salary needed to afford an average home in Colorado is $100,000 and the 5th highest in the nation.
The top five states or districts requiring the highest salaries to afford an average home in 2018 are:
Hawaii: $153,520 for a house worth $610,000
Washington, DC: $138,440 for a house worth $549,000
California: $120,120 for a house worth $499,900
Massachusetts: $101,320 for a house worth $419,900
Colorado: $100,200 for a house worth $415,000
Researchers collected average home prices for every state from Zillow and plugged them into a mortgage calculator to figure out monthly payments. Their concluding income estimations assume that home buyers can contribute a 10% down payment.
anonymous houses sell faster?
What do you notice when you visit a model home in a new development? Often, you’ll find wonderfully furnished and decorated rooms that anyone could live in.
The operative word here is “anyone”.
Sure, there might be a computer screen on a desk in the den, or a child’s Raggedy Ann doll sitting in a corner, but for the most part, all the rooms are anonymous. There is a sense of family, but no specific family… the feeling of personality, but no specific person.
The professionals who set up a model home make it anonymous for a reason. They want buyers to view it as their potential home, not someone else’s. And these professionals know — based on decades of experience — that this strategy helps sell houses faster and for a better price.
Why not use this same strategy when showing your house or condo?
It’s easy. Just put away that soccer trophy, take down the wedding photo, and box those souvenirs from the family vacation at Disneyland. No, you don’t have to completely empty your closets and drawers. Just pack those personal items that can be seen when a potential buyer views a room. Put away toothbrushes, collectibles, even unopened mail. Don’t forget the fridge door, which is often a mosaic of personal items in most family homes.
If you have lots of personal items, consider renting a storage unit for the few weeks that your house or condo will be on the market. It’s worth the investment.
You wouldn’t think of buying a birthday cake with a stranger’s name on it. The same holds true when you show your house or condo. Make it anonymous!
prepare for window shoppers
Retailers know that if they dress up their window displays and other outside features to make them look as attractive and enticing as possible, they bring in more shoppers. Of course, having more shoppers means more potential sales.
The same holds true when selling your home.
The more appealing your property looks from the outside – from the sidewalk right up to your windows – the more likely buyers are to become interested in your home and want to schedule a viewing.
That doesn’t mean you have to spend a fortune on new landscaping and window dressings. In fact, there are many simple, low-cost things you can do to make your property look significantly more inviting to home shoppers.
Mow the lawn.
Trim the hedges.
Plant some flowers. Place potted plants near the entrance way.
Make sure the walkway is clear and swept clean.
Paint the front entrance door. (If needed.)
Clean the windows, inside and out.
Make sure window coverings, and all other items that can been seen from the street, look great.
Make your property look better from the outside, and more buyers will say, “Yes, I want to view that home!”