A series of field guides for buyers, sellers, and anyone thinking about the Denver real estate market. Written from nineteen years of doing this work — and from a preference for honest advice, given for free, to people who might one day need it.
The questions that separate a great agent from an average one — and the answers you should hear back. Interview scripts, red flags, and the one behavior that predicts nearly everything.
Read the guide →Character, character, character. Cherry Creek to Berkeley, Wash Park to Sloan's Lake — what each Denver neighborhood is really like, from someone who has represented buyers in most of them.
Read the guide →What no one tells you about buying your first home in Denver. Stage-by-stage, from pre-approval to closing day to the first year in the house — with a plain-language glossary of the terms that get thrown around too fast.
Read the guide →What separates a listed home from a presented one — and what to look for in the agent representing you on the sell-side. Timing, preparation, presentation, pricing, negotiation, and a plain-spoken note on commission.
Read the guide →No pitch, no pressure. A first conversation is a walk-through of what you are looking for or thinking about. Everything after that is a matter of doing the work carefully.
Get in touch with Erin
Erin Rose is a Denver real estate broker of nineteen years, and the founder of Amplicity — a small, invitation-only brokerage in Denver. Trained at Berklee College of Music and at CU Denver, she has represented buyers and sellers across most Denver neighborhoods. She writes about the craft of representation at Notes from Amplicity, and directly to clients at erinrosesellsrealestate.com.