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Real Estate Agent |
RAINER 19,219 |
| Todd Groth | ||
| location_on Denver, CO — Bev Groth Properties | ||
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| web The Truth About Denver Real Estate | ||
Clients prefer working with Todd Groth because of his reputation for patience, hard work and honesty. Todd Groth helps his clients achieve their goals by doing the work needed to make an informed decision on the sale, or purchase of their most important asset - their home. Todd is a REALTOR, a GRI designee, a certified EcoBroker, and he holds a certificate in International Realty. Todd is a graduate of Texas Christian University and has earned an MBA from the University of North Texas. He spend several years working for a Fortune 300 company in Human Resources, Relocation and Expatriate Remuneration.
The majority of Todd's background includes working with clients in the historical urban neighborhoods in Denver. These are places where Todd has lived and worked and includes neighborhoods such as Washington Park, City Park, Bonnie Brae, Cory Merrill, Country Club, Plat Park, Park Hill, Hilltop, etc. Todd has vast experience working with sellers and buyers on homes sales in these neighborhoods.
Todd also has developed expertise in Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Greenwood Village, Cherry Hills Village, Littleton, Lone Tree, Parker and Castle Rock. These neighborhoods with their varous amenities and excellent schools are attractive to many of Denver's residents. Many of Todd's relocation clients and families from the urban areas find these pool and tennis communities to be a great value.
Todd is passionate about several things that may be of use to his clients:
Energy saving features in homes Evaluating properties for Investors Working with expatriates and relocating employees who are new to Denver Helping people with their ideas on home improvementsTodd Groth is a real estate broker with Bev Groth Properties - a full service residential real estate brokerage serving clients in the Denver Metro area for over 25 years.
