ROOTED IN COLORADO. CONNECTED NATIONWIDE.
Helping you buy or sell in Colorado, understand mortgage assumptions, and connect with an agent when your move takes you elsewhere.
Colorado Springs · Photography from Dan’s past listing
HOW I CAN HELP
Colorado representation. Connections beyond it.
Buyer and seller representation in Colorado, with attention to your budget, timing, property and next steps.
Understand the cash gap and the questions to confirm with the loan servicer before deciding what works for you.
Try the gap calculator ↗Moving beyond Colorado? I can introduce you to an agent licensed in your destination market.
Find an agent ↗ Moving guide ↗ON OUR RADAR
News blips, useful reads and ideas for your next move.
An eligible existing mortgage can be part of the purchase. The cash gap and servicer approval deserve as much attention as the rate.
“the buyer takes over the seller’s existing mortgage at closing”
Start with price minus the remaining mortgage balance, then add closing costs and confirm approval requirements.
Try the equity-gap calculator ↗DMAR reports 13,567 active listings and 4.76 months of inventory at September’s end. Conditions still vary by property and price range.
“More inventory creates room to negotiate”
Compare the specific home, competing inventory and total ownership costs before deciding what to offer.
Movers are only one line item. Storage, travel and temporary housing can change the cost of a move to Denver—or out of it.
“Remember to review and confirm these terms in a written contract.”
Compare written estimates and allow for a gap between leaving one home and moving into the next.
Plan both ends of the move ↗A practical starting point for comparing loan types and the costs behind your monthly payment.
“Don’t wait until you find a home to start thinking about how to finance it.”
Compare lenders and the full cost of financing while you narrow the home search.
Compare estimates, verify the mover’s registration, and understand documents before moving across state lines.
“Obtain estimates from at least three movers or brokers”
For an interstate move, verify the mover’s registration and U.S. DOT number, and compare what each written estimate includes.
Explore the move planner ↗Compare arts, dining, shopping and outdoor amenities as you picture life in Denver.
Start with commute, housing style and the places you want nearby. Explore the exact blocks, not just an area’s reputation.
Follow the Primary Mortgage Market Survey. National averages provide context; they aren’t a personal loan quote.
Use the dated rate strip for context. Compare actual lender estimates for your loan, costs and qualifications.
Why an eligible existing loan can be appealing—and why the rate alone doesn’t settle the decision.
A lower interest rate alone does not tell you whether the whole purchase works for your cash and monthly budget.
Explore assumption basics ↗A guide to the rental journey, from apartment searching to lease review and moving out.
Compare lease dates, deposits and a possible second move while you learn your new city.
Curated October 6, 2026 · Publication dates shown on every card. Headlines and takeaways are DPI summaries; quotation marks identify short source excerpts.
Past listing photography · Denver, Colorado.
THE PERSON BEHIND DPI
Dan Imondi, REALTOR® and Colorado Broker Associate at HomeSmart. Residential experience, a background in real estate and asset management, and nationwide agent connections when your plans take you elsewhere.
Get to know Dan ↗Local representation in Colorado. Agent introductions across the country through HomeSmart and professional relationships.
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