Local advice. Honest answers.

Real estate advice without the mountain of nonsense.

Helping buyers and sellers make sense of Estes Park, with straight answers, local know-how, and considerably less sales-pitch fog.

Estes Park local since 2005 · Realtor since 2012

For buyers

Find the right mountain home.

We’ll sort the good views from the creative camera angles, talk through rentals and HOAs, and make sure the road is a road in January.

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For sellers

Sell without the theater.

Smart pricing, useful preparation, honest feedback, and marketing built to reach more than the three people already wandering downtown.

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A few places worth a look

Current listings

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Estes Park condo

514 Grand Estates Drive, B-2

2 beds · 2 baths · Mountain comfort without the weekend maintenance project

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Glen Haven cabin

280 Streamside Drive

2.16 acres · National Forest nearby · The kind of quiet you can actually hear

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Listings change. Mountains remain stubbornly unavailable for relocation.

Before you pack the Subaru

Buying in Estes Park is its own particular animal.

Mountain real estate comes with a few extra nouns: wildfire mitigation, well permits, short-term-rental rules, private roads, elk traffic. I’ll help you understand what matters, what doesn’t, and what deserves a closer look before anybody gets emotionally attached to the deck.

  • Neighborhood and access guidance
  • HOA, rental, well, and septic questions
  • Local tradespeople and practical next steps
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Real Talk from Dave

The useful stuff, minus the brochure voice.

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Jul 1, 2026 · Real Talk

The Difference Between Coaching and Just Talking While Someone Is Shooting

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Jun 23, 2026 · Real Talk

Pool Is Growing. Now Comes the Weird Part.

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Jun 9, 2026 · Real Talk

Three Years Back in Pool: Apparently, I Work Here Now.

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Hi, I’m Dave.

I know Estes Park because I live here, not because I memorized a visitor guide in the parking lot.

I moved to Estes Park in 2005 and have been helping people buy and sell real estate since 2012. I hike here, raised my family here, organize pool tournaments here, and understand that “close to town” can mean several very different things.

My job is to give you enough clear information to make a good decision. Sometimes that means finding the right property. Sometimes it means telling you why the charming cabin with the heroic driveway may not be your charming cabin.

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ESTES PARKLOCALSINCE 2005

No pressure. No drip campaign ambush.

What are you trying to figure out?

Buying, selling, investing, or just wondering whether now is a terrible time? Send me the honest version. I’ll send one back.