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KHS Real Estate Kate SmithKHS Real Estate
The Front Range foothills under a bright Colorado sky

About

Kate Smith

KHS Real Estate · Boulder County & the north metro

Kate Smith of KHS Real Estate

How I work

I'd rather earn the next referral than the next lead.

I've built KHS Real Estate almost entirely on repeat clients and referrals. That isn't a marketing line. It's the actual structure of my business, and it shapes every decision I make on your behalf.

An agent chasing volume needs your transaction to close this month. I need you to be glad you called me, because the next twenty people who call me will have heard your version of the story. Those are very different incentives, and you feel the difference in the advice.

Practically, it means I'll tell you when a house has a problem, when your price is too optimistic, and when the smartest thing you can do is wait six months. I answer my own phone, I show up to the inspection, and I'm still around after closing.

Year in real estate
9th
Nine years of closings, every one of them in this market
In Boulder County since
2006
Twenty years living in the north Denver metro
Homes closed last year
20
Across Boulder County and the north metro
Who answers
Me
No team filter, no call center

Figures from Kate. Years in the business and the exact closed count for the past year are still to be confirmed against her records.

In their words

What past clients say

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Two ways to start

No pressure, and no automated
estimate pretending to be an answer.

Find out what your home is worth with a real walkthrough, or just start looking. Either way you're talking to me, not a call center.