What is your property worth?
A price built from what has actually closed near you and from knowing the street, not from an automated estimate.
Four things that decide what you get for it.
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What it is worth on this street
Priced against what has actually closed near you in the last few months, not against a metro average or an automated estimate. In Colorado the number moves by subdivision, by school attendance area and by how far you are from the light rail — and none of that shows up in a county-wide figure.
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Ready before a buyer is looking at it
The old Rex Homes site listed staging and handyman work as part of selling with us, and that is still how it works. The photographs get taken once the house is right, not before. Anything a buyer is going to raise in inspection is better found by us in week zero than by them in week three.
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A marketing plan you can actually see
Print, the internet and social — put behind the listing deliberately rather than posted once and forgotten. And you get told what it is doing: showings, feedback and where the traffic is coming from, while it is happening.
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Negotiated and closed
Offers compared properly and explained plainly — price is one term out of about nine, and the other eight are where deals are won and lost. Then inspection, appraisal, title and the closing table.
I spent twenty-four years as a police officer before I did this full time, and I bought my own first house through a federal program written for officers. So I know what it is to be on a shift schedule, on a public-sector salary, trying to work out whether you can afford a house — and I know how few people ever hear that these programs exist. Rex Homes sells to everybody across Colorado. It is just run by somebody who remembers being on the other side of that particular desk.
Straight answers, and the programs nobody tells you about.
Mike Rex, Broker/Owner, Rex Homes