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Buying your first home can feel like a mix of excitement, nerves, and “where do I even start?” The good news is, you don’t have to figure it out alone. From getting your finances in shape to knowing what really matters on your must-have list, these tips will help you cut through the confusion and move confidently toward holding the keys to your first place. Think of this as your step-by-step roadmap to turning the dream of homeownership into reality.

Millennials have faced some of the toughest hurdles in buying a home. Rising prices, high interest rates, and unstable job markets. But in today’s Denver housing market, motivated sellers and first-time homebuyer programs like CHFA, metroDPA, and CHAC are opening new doors. Here’s what you need to know about these programs, and the catches, before making your move.

Buying your first home doesn’t have to mean buying your dream home. In this blog, we break down what a starter home is, why it’s a smart financial move for millennials, and how to get started even in today’s challenging market.

In week three of building my real estate business, I’m learning that mindset matters more than momentum. I’m not just a real estate agent, I’m creating a brand, building systems, and laying the groundwork for the future (even if no one sees it yet). From launching a website to prepping for my first open house, here’s what I’ve been working on behind the scenes and why it might take 100 days to show up.

For anyone who’s thought about starting a brand or business, let me tell you, it’s confusing.

If you had told me five years ago that I’d be working in real estate, I probably would’ve laughed. Back then, I was deep in the world of engineering building projects, sitting at a desk, doing everything I was “supposed” to do. But life doesn’t always follow a blueprint.

I recently went on vacation to the historic motherland of Italy. I visited Pordenone, Venice, Florence, and Rome—each place leaving me...

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