Free guides for Denver Metro buyers and sellers
Updated 2026-11-07
Each guide answers one big question about a Denver Metro move. Read the summary on the page, or get the printable PDF with worksheets and checklists.
Moving to Denver Metro: A Relocation Guide for Home Buyers
Most of the work happens before you arrive. Get preapproved with a lender licensed in Colorado, narrow your areas by commute, home type and monthly budget including taxes and HOA, and tour by video so your in-person trip is spent on the homes that make the cut.
What It Costs to Sell a Home in Denver (with a Net Sheet Worksheet)
Your net proceeds are the sale price minus your mortgage payoff, real estate commissions, title and closing costs, prorated property taxes and HOA amounts, any concessions you agree to, and any prep or repair costs. Lewi builds a net sheet for your home before you decide to list, so you know the number up front.
Buying and Selling at the Same Time in Denver
You are matching two closings, and there are three main ways to do it: sell first and negotiate a rent-back, buy first using a bridge loan, HELOC or cash reserves, or make your purchase contingent on your sale. The right plan depends on your equity, what your lender approves, and how much risk you want around moving twice.
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