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Mike Woolworth - Seven6 Real Estate Seasoned and Experienced Colorado Real Estate Agent Specializing in Residential Real Estate Sales, He joined Seven6 Real Estate in 2016.

Mike began his real estate career in 2002 as a real estate investor, and property manager. Mike has successfully completed many fix-and-flips, managed long-term rentals, and bought and sold numerous properties. Mike is originally from Michigan but moved to Colorado in 1996 to finish his undergraduate studies. He completed his education at Colorado Christian University and has worked for Jefferson County Schools as a 6th grade teacher since 1999. In addition, Mike earned his pilot’s license in 2004 and continues to pursue a family tradition of flying. At home Mike enjoys his two wonderful kids and his beautiful wife Suzanne. They currently live in Wheat Ridge, where their children attend school. Mike is passionate about real estate and understands the intricacies of different clients’ needs and the ever-changing market landscape. He is extremely patient and enjoys “teaching” the process to new buyers and sellers, as well as working with seasoned investors. Contact Mike directly at (303) 919-1471 or by email at [email protected]

11/06/2026

Is there a magic number of houses you should tour before making an offer?

Some buyers walk into the first home they see and know it’s the one. Others need to see a dozen before they really understand what they’re looking for.

After years of helping people buy homes in the Denver area, I’ve seen just about every version of the house-hunting process.

So, how many homes should you actually see before making an offer? I have a few thoughts on that.

I’m curious, though. If you’ve bought a home before, how many houses did you tour before finding yours?

If houses got report cards, I think a lot of buyers would be surprised by the results.The beautifully staged house with ...
11/04/2026

If houses got report cards, I think a lot of buyers would be surprised by the results.

The beautifully staged house with the brand-new kitchen might get an A in presentation, but a C in maintenance history. Meanwhile, the house with outdated carpet and questionable paint choices might be sitting on an A+ location, a solid floor plan, and major systems that have already been replaced.

After 21 years in the classroom, I still have a habit of looking beyond what’s on the surface.

A house doesn’t need straight A’s in every category to be a great purchase. You just need to know which subjects matter most and where you’re willing to compromise.

Fortunately, I no longer have to call anyone’s parents when a house doesn’t pass inspection.

10/30/2026

No harm. No foul. Promise!

I think everyone should go to at least one open house for a home that’s completely outside their budget.Not because you ...
10/28/2026

I think everyone should go to at least one open house for a home that’s completely outside their budget.

Not because you should buy it.
Not because I’m trying to convince you to spend more money.

I just think it’s interesting to see what people do with houses.

You might walk into a $2 million home and realize you don’t care about half the features you’re paying for. Or you might discover that the thing you love most is something you could easily find in a home that costs a fraction of the price.

A bigger kitchen doesn’t necessarily make someone a better cook.
An extra bedroom doesn’t guarantee you’ll have more guests.
A beautiful backyard doesn’t mean you’ll suddenly become someone who enjoys gardening.

Sometimes seeing what you could have helps you figure out what you actually want.

That’s a pretty useful thing to know before you start house hunting.

Not every home is going to be the right fit for every buyer. But this one might be exactly what someone is looking for.I...
10/23/2026

Not every home is going to be the right fit for every buyer. But this one might be exactly what someone is looking for.

If you want a home that’s easy to maintain, has enough space to live comfortably, and puts you close to some of the best parts of living in Colorado, this Arvada property deserves a look.

Built in 2018, it offers two spacious bedrooms with private bathrooms, an open main level filled with natural light, a two-car attached garage, and the convenience of upstairs laundry. Outside, you’ve got community greenspace, a pool, nearby trails, and Colorado Tap House just down the road.

It’s a great option for someone who wants the comforts of home without spending every weekend taking care of one.

15446 W 64th Loop D | Arvada, CO
$429,000 | 2 Beds | 3 Baths | 1,350 Sq. Ft.

Sometimes finding the right home is less about getting more space and more about finding a place that fits the way you actually want to live.

If that sounds like what you’ve been looking for, let’s go see it in person.

A good deal starts with good questions.Whether you’re buying your first home, looking at an investment property, or gett...
10/21/2026

A good deal starts with good questions.

Whether you’re buying your first home, looking at an investment property, or getting ready to sell, asking the right questions can make a big difference in the decisions you make.

What does this property actually cost to own?
How does the price compare to similar homes?
What should you know about the neighborhood?
Does this move make sense for your long-term goals?

I’ve learned that good decisions usually come from taking the time to understand the whole picture, not just the asking price.

That’s why I encourage my clients to ask questions.
Lots of them.
Even the ones you think you should already know the answers to.
That’s what I’m here for.

A fixer-upper can be a great investment.It can also be a very expensive lesson if you don’t do your homework first.One o...
10/16/2026

A fixer-upper can be a great investment.
It can also be a very expensive lesson if you don’t do your homework first.

One of the biggest things I tell buyers who are considering an investment property is to look beyond the asking price. A house might seem like a bargain, but once you factor in renovations, carrying costs, and what the property could realistically be worth when you’re finished, the numbers can tell a very different story.

The key is knowing where the opportunity actually is.
Sometimes it’s additional square footage, an unfinished basement, or improvements that have already been made. Other times, the work required simply doesn’t justify the investment.

My current listing at 219 3rd Street in Fort Lupton is a good example of a property worth running the numbers on. Priced at $299,900, it offers over 2,000 square feet, several major updates already completed, and room for a buyer to explore additional improvements.

Not every fixer-upper is a good deal, but knowing how to evaluate one can make all the difference.

If you’re interested in investment properties around the Denver Metro area, I’d be happy to help you look at the numbers and figure out what makes sense.

A little vision and the right investment strategy can go a long way.219 3rd Street in Fort Lupton is listed at $299,900,...
10/14/2026

A little vision and the right investment strategy can go a long way.

219 3rd Street in Fort Lupton is listed at $299,900, offering more than 2,000 square feet at approximately $148 per square foot.

For investors looking for a property with room to add value, there’s plenty to consider here. Several major updates have already been made, including the electrical panel, kitchen, windows, HVAC, water heater, and roof. The home also features hardwood floors, an open upper-level layout, and a basement that was previously finished and is ready for its next chapter.

With the potential for 4–5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and three garage spaces, there’s an opportunity to rethink how this property uses its space, subject to the necessary approvals.

The seller is offering the home as-is, so there’s work to be done. But for an investor who understands the numbers and has a solid renovation plan, this could be an interesting opportunity.

219 3rd Street | Fort Lupton, CO
$299,900 | 4 Beds | 1 Bath | 2,032 Sq. Ft.

Interested in seeing the potential for yourself?
Let’s schedule a showing.

A pretty great closing day for Laura. We officially wrapped up the sale of her condo at 8791 Allison Drive in Arvada and...
10/07/2026

A pretty great closing day for Laura. We officially wrapped up the sale of her condo at 8791 Allison Drive in Arvada and closed on the purchase of her new home.

The new place already has a name: Casita Kermita.

Laura is a longtime Kermit and Muppets fan, so there really wasn’t another option. It’s always fun when a move feels this personal, and I’m glad I got to help with both sides of this one.

Congratulations, Laura!
Here’s to making Casita Kermita feel like home.

Calling all investors 👀219 3rd Street | Fort Lupton, CO$299,900With more than 2,000 square feet for under $300K, there’s...
10/03/2026

Calling all investors đź‘€
219 3rd Street | Fort Lupton, CO
$299,900

With more than 2,000 square feet for under $300K, there’s a lot of opportunity here. Several of the big-ticket updates have already been handled, including the electrical panel, windows, HVAC, water heater, roof, and kitchen, with plenty of room left to make it your own.

There’s potential for 4–5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and three garage spaces, plus hardwood floors and an open layout upstairs. The basement is ready to be refinished and put back to work.

This one is being sold as-is and is ready for someone with a plan.

Want to take a look?
Send me a message and let’s get you through the door.

Address

2594 Eaton Street
Arvada, CO
80004

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