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There is no obligation to work with us after the initial chat. We want you to feel as confident with us, your broker, as you will be with the deals that you transact through us. One of the few real estate brokers with an MBA and a technology background, Dennis Batchelor not only understands the financial and contractual requirements intrinsic to the real estate market, but can explain them to his clients in a way that helps them make wise choices.
And he loves to teach smart home buying and selling tips as much as he enjoys helping his clients make great deals. He ensures that his sellers obtain the best combination of price and timing through markting and planning. With buyers, he uses his honest negotiating tactics to get the best deal possible.
His colleagues in associated businesses, such as mortgage brokers and title companies, routinely comment on how thoroughly Dennis completes and organizes all the paperwork required.
He is passionate about helping investors, homeowners, and prospective homeowners alike understand how their home can be an investment tool, whether the goal is to build a retirement plan through selling and buying rental properties, or to start with an initial home purchase to live in and a plan to build wealth through real estate in the future.
His clients learn from his wealth of knowledge in the industry. Teaching the business of home investment is what drew Dennis back into real estate full time. After an eight year hiatus, he returned to real estate in the summer of , with Longmont as his home base.
Between when he first started in real estate, and currently, Dennis happily worked at a string of start-up companies, with a smattering of real estate transactions in between. He is thrilled to be back full time supporting real estate clients. For Dennis, real estate is in his blood. He learned the ins and outs of the business of rentals from his grandparents starting as a young child and continuing as an adult with his own investment properties.
In addition, he has four years of experience in the short-term rental world, specifically hosting Airbnb guests from all over the world. In his free time Dennis enjoys running, alpine skiing, serving at his church, hiking with his wife Ellen and his dog Zaac, traveling around the world, and tinkering with electronics. In addition to helping clients buy and sell real estate, Daniel oversees investment properties for clients with the same care he provides for his own home.
The house has to fit the client. His later corporate experience included increasingly successful, MBA-inspired sales and business growth. Daniel views properties with a depth and richness of experience he essentially inherited. Both of his parents were visual artists. Westword's Lori Midson, who was apparently a victim as well, documented the scene:. The Clements signed on to help Kuhlman open Roam back in December, a replacement for Wild Catch — a sustainable seafood restaurant that shuttered when chef Justin Brunson and crew walked out after financial matters went awry.
In today's Denver Post review , William Porter awards Roam with two stars , complimenting the food and concluding that the Clements are were on to something special. Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from. By choosing I Accept , you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies.
Filed under:. Pocket Flipboard Email. Westword's Lori Midson, who was apparently a victim as well, documented the scene: "They gathered in front of Roam, I took a photograph and, suddenly, Kuhlman flung open the front door, started shoving people out of the way, including me, and then attempted to grab my camera, nearly knocking me to the pavement in the process.
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