From Everest to Winter Park — no one knows mountain real estate like I do.

Resort pricing follows different rules. Ski access, views, sun exposure, snow removal, road access in March, and whether a property can generate rental income all move the number in ways a straight comp search won't capture. Two homes with identical square footage a mile apart can be worth very different amounts here. That local read is most of what I do. #

Yes, and most of my buyers do exactly that. I walk properties on video, talk you through what the photos aren't showing, and coordinate inspections, lenders, title, and closing remotely. I'll also tell you when a property is worth the trip and when it isn't. #

Seasonal access and winter road maintenance, well and septic versus town water and sewer, wildfire mitigation and insurance availability, HOA reserves and assessments, and how the property was built for mountain conditions. These are the things that quietly determine whether owning here is enjoyable or exhausting. #

Depends entirely on how you want to spend your time. Winter Park, Fraser, Tabernash, and Granby each live differently — proximity to the ski area, the shuttle routes, how quiet it gets at night, what your money buys. That conversation is usually the most useful hour we'll spend together. #

Happy to tell you. I'll put together a valuation based on resort-market comparables, not a national estimate tool — those are consistently off in a market this specific. Request a valuation. #

Buyer attention here is seasonal, and timing your listing to that rhythm matters more than it does in a year-round market. There's a right answer for your specific property and situation, and it's worth a conversation before you commit to a date. #

Yes. I coordinate showings around owners and rental guests regularly — it takes some scheduling care, but it doesn't have to cost you booked nights or a sale. #

Sometimes, and the answer depends on the specific property. Licensing requirements, HOA rules, and local regulations vary between towns and unincorporated county areas, and they've changed over the years. I'll check the actual rules for the address you're considering before you make an offer, not after. #

I'd rather give you a realistic number than an exciting one. Revenue depends on location, ski access, bed count, hot tub, management approach, and how much of the year you want to use it yourself. I'll walk you through income and expenses honestly, including the costs people tend to forget. #

I call you. Usually the same day. No drip campaign, no automated sequence — just a conversation about what you're trying to do and whether I can help. #