A Northern Colorado Local Who Got Tired of Watching Good Landlords Leave Money on the Table

I grew up in Greeley. I know these streets, these neighborhoods, and these markets — not from a spreadsheet, but from growing up in them.

A few years ago I started paying close attention to how multifamily owners in NoCo were selling their properties. The pattern was hard to ignore: someone builds a 4-unit over 20 years, finally decides to exit, lists it with an agent, and walks away with a lump sum that — after commissions, closing costs, and a capital gains tax bill they weren't fully prepared for — was a lot smaller than they expected.

That bothered me. So I started digging into the alternatives.

Seller financing isn't new — it's been around as long as real estate has. But most owners in this market have never had someone walk them through it in plain language and show them the actual numbers side-by-side. That's the gap I'm trying to fill.

I'm not a licensed real estate agent or broker. I'm a deal finder and matchmaker — I connect NoCo multifamily owners who want a smarter exit with buyers who want flexible terms. I run the numbers, explain the structures, and make introductions. The attorneys, title company, and loan servicer handle everything that requires a license.

If you've been sitting on a property wondering whether now is the right time — or whether there's a better way to do it — I'd genuinely like to show you what the numbers look like for your specific situation.

No sales pitch. No obligation. Just the math.