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Jeremy Kane at EXP Realty llc 🏠 Jeremy Kane: Passionate Denver and the suburbs Realtor & Market Leader. I am committed to finding the perfect fit for you and your situation.

Expert in turning real estate dreams into reality with a strategic, step-by-step approach. 🏠 There is no project too big or too small, contact me to develop a life long relationship built on trust, integrity and friendship.

10/21/2026

You have a great mortgage rate.

You’re ready to move.

So obviously you should keep the old house as a rental…right?

Not necessarily.

A low mortgage rate is valuable.

But a low rate does not automatically make the property a good investment.

This week on Why Invest Wednesday, I’m breaking down the numbers homeowners should actually look at before deciding whether to sell or become a landlord.

We’re talking about:

🏠 Realistic sale value
🏘️ Realistic rental income
💰 Actual cash flow after expenses
📊 Return on the equity sitting in the property
🏦 How keeping the house affects financing on your next home
🧾 Tax considerations
🔧 Repairs, maintenance, vacancy, and management
📈 And what else your equity could be doing

Here’s the question I want every homeowner to ask:

If someone handed you the equity from your home in cash today, would you use that money to buy this exact house as a rental property?

If the answer is yes, keeping it may make a ton of sense.

If the answer is no, your low mortgage rate may be distracting you from the bigger picture.

Thinking about moving around Denver Metro or Northern Colorado?

Send me the address before you decide.

Let’s look at what selling and renting actually look like side by side.

The Lutheran story in Wheat Ridge is bigger than an old hospital being demolished.There are really two areas worth watch...
10/21/2026

The Lutheran story in Wheat Ridge is bigger than an old hospital being demolished.

There are really two areas worth watching.

The former hospital campus is being transformed into the Lutheran Legacy Campus, while a few miles away the replacement hospital is anchoring continued development around Clear Creek Crossing.

But here’s where homeowners need to be careful:

A major development nearby does NOT automatically tell us what happens to your home value.

Your exact location, what's eventually built near you, new competing inventory, accessibility and the property's condition all matter.

That's why I'm watching actual milestones—not just renderings.

If you own near either campus, text me EQUITY for an Annual Equity Review.

Or watch the full Lutheran update on YouTube for the complete breakdown.

10/19/2026

If you live near the Lutheran Legacy Campus, don’t make decisions based solely on the biggest building you see in a rendering.

Your exact location matters.

Different portions of the project have different development rules—and what eventually sits near your property could be very different from what's shown elsewhere on the roughly 100-acre site.

Then there are the questions that really matter:

Where will the access points be?

What gets permitted?

When do the public spaces actually open?

What new housing competes with your property?

If you own nearby, text me EQUITY and we can look specifically at your home during an Annual Equity Review.

Full project breakdown is also on YouTube.

10/16/2026

The old Lutheran Hospital isn’t simply disappearing.

A roughly 100-acre piece of Wheat Ridge is being repositioned for an entirely different future.

Housing gets most of the attention, but the larger vision also includes public open space, trails, commercial uses and potentially civic facilities.

And that “roughly 1,300 homes” number?

There’s a lot more context behind it.

I separated what’s happening now from what’s proposed for later in my full Lutheran Legacy update.

Watch the full video on YouTube.

10/14/2026

Renting Is Cheaper Than Buying in Denver—So Should You Keep Renting?

I’m a Realtor, and I’m going to say something that probably isn’t great Realtor marketing:

Some of you should absolutely keep renting right now.

Mortgage rates are above 7%. Denver rents have been relatively soft. And for many people, the monthly cost of buying is significantly higher than renting.

But that doesn’t automatically mean renting wins.

And it definitely doesn’t mean buying always wins.

This week on Why Invest Wednesday, I’m breaking down the real rent-vs-buy decision:

🏠 What homeownership actually costs
💰 What portion of your mortgage really builds equity
📈 How renters can still build wealth
⏳ Why your timeline matters so much
💵 How much cash you should actually have before buying
🔄 What your backup plan should look like
📋 And the six questions I would use to decide whether YOU should rent or buy

The goal isn’t to convince you to purchase a home.

The goal is to make sure your housing decision puts you in a stronger position.

If renting makes more sense, great.

Then let’s build a plan so you’re intentionally saving, improving your financial position, and ready when buying actually does make sense.

If you’re trying to make that decision anywhere around Denver Metro or Northern Colorado, reach out before you decide.

Let’s run both options.

Denver homeowners have an interesting problem:Some of the biggest projects happening around the city could eventually ma...
10/14/2026

Denver homeowners have an interesting problem:

Some of the biggest projects happening around the city could eventually make their neighborhoods very different places to live.

But what if you don't plan on owning your house long enough to see the finished product?

Cherry Creek West is a good example.

The redevelopment is moving forward, but nearby homeowners and today's buyers are experiencing the construction before they'll experience the finished vision.

That's why I wouldn't make a housing decision based solely on a rendering.

Your timeline matters.

How long are you staying?

What gets delivered while you're there?

And if you sell sooner, what will a buyer actually experience when they pull up to your house?

I went through 11 major Denver-area projects and separated what's happening now, what's coming later and what still needs to be proven.

Watch the full breakdown on YouTube.

10/13/2026

“Near the stadium” tells me almost nothing about what happens to your house.

One homeowner could gain a walkable destination.

Another could gain game-day traffic outside the front door.

Denver has several major stadium and arena projects moving forward, and I'm watching what happens OUTSIDE the buildings just as closely as what happens inside them.

I break down the stadium projects + 8 other major Denver-area developments in the full video.

Watch it on YouTube.

10/09/2026

Denver construction ≠ automatic appreciation.

Some projects are delivering changes now. Others are still years away.

And if you own a home nearby, YOUR timeline matters just as much as the project's timeline.

I checked 11 major Denver-area projects to separate what’s actually happening from what still exists mostly in plans and renderings.

Watch the full breakdown on YouTube.

10/08/2026

One of the easiest things to overlook when buying a home? The stuff you can’t see in the listing photos.

At 10563 Victor St, both the HVAC system and water heater have been updated within roughly the last five years—two big-ticket items that become a lot more interesting the second you’re the one paying to replace them.

And that’s only part of what this home has going for it.

4 bedrooms • 4 bathrooms • 2,415 total sq ft • finished basement • 2-car garage

Inside, you’ll find an open main level connecting the kitchen, dining, and living spaces, plus a gas fireplace, granite countertops, pantry, breakfast nook, and main-floor laundry.

Upstairs, the primary suite includes a walk-in closet and five-piece bath.

The finished basement adds a 4th bedroom, 3/4 bath, and additional living space, giving you flexibility for guests, a home office, gym, media room, or whatever fits the way you live.

Outside, the fully fenced backyard, low-maintenance turf, and Trex deck give you a space that’s ready for morning coffee, grilling, or relaxing without adding a huge maintenance list.

The cosmetic features are easy to notice.

The mechanical updates? Those are the details buyers are usually glad they paid attention to.

👇 Comment “VICTOR” and I’ll send you the price, photos, full property details, and showing information.

Jeremy Kane | eXp Realty
📱 303-543-1453
🌐 JeremyKaneHomes.com

Denver may help finance up to $7 million for Alterra Mountain Company to move its headquarters less than three miles fro...
10/07/2026

Denver may help finance up to $7 million for Alterra Mountain Company to move its headquarters less than three miles from RiNo to downtown.

At first glance?

That sounds ridiculous.

But the bigger story is that Salt Lake City was reportedly another option.

Now the question becomes much more interesting:

What is keeping a major headquarters in Colorado actually worth?

And just as importantly, what should Denver get in return?

The mistake is treating all of these numbers like they mean the same thing.

Moving an existing job is not creating a job.

Office capacity is not current employment.

And one headquarters moving into a neighborhood does not automatically increase nearby home values.

Watch what happens next.

That’s where the real story starts.

Denver homeowners: comment EQUITY and I’ll send you my Quick Home Evaluation.

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