ABOUT
Focus Real Estate
We help busy people with their real estate needs in Central Park, whether they want to buy, sell, rent or need help with property management. Our company is called "Focus" intentionally. It reminds us not to chase bright and shiny objects, and instead continually focus on adding value to the people and community we serve.
Recent Blog Posts
Large Wind & Hail Deductibles on Your Home Insurance Policy? — Introducing a New Way to Buy Them Down!
Why are furnaces costing more in 2026 in Colorado? 
Colorado’s new “total price” law and Zillow’s Total Price feature are about to change how rent is advertised in Central Park and across the state.
Owning a rental property in Denver has always come with responsibilities—but the latest laws dramatically raises the stakes for landlords.
Central Park homeowners who were unable to sell in today’s tough real estate market may find renting their home to be a smart, strategic alternative.
We have a very important legal update that all landlords should be aware of, especially the ones that only have a few properties.
How to Get Your Denver Rental License in 3 Easy Steps (Without the Headache)
Is Focus Real Estate the right fit for your property management needs?
Considering renting out a home you own in the Central Park neighborhood of Denver but not sure what it would rent for? We’ve got you covered!
Buy your next home before selling your current one! Learn how homeowners can avoid the stress of a rushed sale with this unique financing solution.
Our property management services are provided by Focus Real Estate Property Management, which is a sister company to Focus Real Estate, our real estate brokerage. They are related entities and have some crossover in ownership. We always disclose this to clients on our website and early in the process since we often help clients through both companies if they need both services.

Note to Prospective Tenants Regarding Portable Screening Reports. The prospective tenant has the right to provide to the landlord a portable tenant screening report, as defined in Section 38-12-902 (2.5), Colorado revised statutes. If the prospective tenant provides the landlord with a portable tenant screening report, the landlord is prohibited from charging the prospective tenant a rental application fee; or charging the prospective tenant a fee for the landlord to access or use the portable tenant screening report. If you provide a portable screening report, Focus will refund you any fees automatically charged at the time of application regardless of outcome.