Sean Patrick reilly
I treat every buy or sell transaction as if it were my own home.
- Sean Patrick Reilly
Education
Double Major - Real Estate &
Construction Management
Experience
27 + Years Full Time
Residential Real Estate Broker
License
Since 1991
Transactions
Personally involved in 456 closed
real estate transactions
New Builds
Built a home from the ground up
Investors
Personally fixed / flipped multiple homes
awards
Multitudes of Other Awards Since 1996
Childhood
Grew Up - Niskayuna, New York
Denverite since 1987
Family
Awesome stepson, Jake
Trouble maker Dachshund, Bernie
Interests
Ice Hockey, Biking, Swimming, Running, Hiking, Golf
Personally involved in
transactions
My personal experience with Real Estate started back in 1987 as a freshman at The University of Denver. A good friend whose Dad was a builder in Birmingham, Alabama asked me to take an Intro to Real Estate class – I agreed. I was hooked and ended up graduating with a Double Major in Real Estate & Construction Management in 1991. I dabbled in the Commercial Real Estate world right after college, but ended up a full time Residential Realtor in 1996.
The reason I love selling residential real estate is that it is always new. New buyers and sellers, new houses to look at, new experiences. There is nothing more exciting than watching a buyer fall in love with a home. The excitement is as true today as it was back in 1996.
While I technically “sell” real estate, I have never “sold” anyone. I look at myself as more of a guide in the process. I certainly share all of my experience (good & bad) throughout the process, but the decision to buy is strictly yours. The home has to feel right and make good financial sense. I will give you all of the information that you need to make an educated decision on whether or not to move forward.
On properties that I list for sale, I encourage offers, but I have learned throughout the years that you can’t force a square peg through a round hole. This just means that if the home is not the right fit, there is a much likelier chance that a sale will fall out of contract when the buyer gets cold feet. I personally vet the lender and buyer’s agent to insure that the buyer(s) is viable and your home is a good fit for them.