CONGRATULATIONS FOR JOINING AND WELCOME TO THE VIRTUAL HOME BUYERS SEMINAR DENVER!
You may be considering buying a home, or you may already be buying one, but if you still have questions or concerns about the process, the price, or anything else – here are some tips.
We’ll give you the exact blueprint on everything you need to know from A-Z and how to avoid the pitfalls of buying a home.
You will learn about negotiating, the pros and cons of buying a home, the loan process, and so much more.
Take a look around and let us know how we can help you.

Tristan Colborg | Realtor
The Denver Real Estate Agent
eXp Realty Denver
Real Estate License #FA.100088680
WELCOME TO THE VIRTUAL
HOME BUYER SEMINAR LIBRARY
Enjoy the latest & most up-to-date videos and guides on everything related to buying a new construction home.
Pre-Approval vs Pre-Qualification
“Why you need an approval rather than just a pre-qualification.”
- Pre-Qualification is not a true approval but the initial step in a home loan process.
Pre- Approval is where the buyer provides the lender with the necessary documents to tell them what they are approved for.
10 Must Not’s When Buying a Home
“Once you find your dream home, we need to make sure you get to move into it.”
- Avoid making these mistakes during the home buying process.
Failing to do any of these could cost you the home your buying.
What are the Pros and Cons of Purchasing a Home?
“Whether you’ve never owned a home before or it’s been a while since you’ve purchased, let’s talk about the pros and cons.”
Pro: Your wealth can increase as you build equity in your home through 2023 averaging about 3%
Con: Maintenance costs; work and money to keep a home in good condition
How Much Money Do I Need To Purchase a New Home?
“Most people are afraid that it will cost them thousands and thousands of dollars to purchase a home in Denver.”
- There are various loans and grants to qualify to purchase a home
- Do you really need to save 20% for a downpayment?
6 Tips To Get Your Offer Accepted
“Are you competing with other buyers on your dream home or do you want to make sure you’ve got the best chance of getting your offer accepted?”
Do you need to bring more money to the table?
- Should you remove your contingencies?
Offer Has Been Accepted, What’s Next?
“Once your offer has been accepted, it’s time to open up escrow.”
It’s time to get inspections done on the home, and review disclosures.
You will also have to secure the loan, and get the appraisal done.
WANT TO GET HELP WITH YOUR HOME PURCHASE?
Contact Us! We would be happy to help. Remember using an agent to buy a home doesn’t cost you anything.