Brix represents people buying a place to call home and people buying property to build wealth. Same brokerage, same standard, and a licensed Colorado attorney on staff who reviews the contracts before they go out the door.
Half our clients are looking for a place to live. The other half are looking at a spreadsheet. The work looks different. The care does not.
Buying in this market is fast and unforgiving. Deadlines stack up, inspection objections get written badly, and most people sign the biggest contract of their life without anyone on their side who reads contracts for a living. At Brix, someone does.
You want the number, not the flattery. We price on what the market is actually paying, tell you which repairs return money and which ones do not, and read every offer that comes in with the fine print in mind.
We are investors. We have flipped houses, built them from dirt, owned apartment buildings, and operated rentals through good markets and ugly ones. Bring us a deal and you get an opinion from people who already made the mistake, not a printout of comps.
Getting out of a property well is its own skill. Timing, tenant status, condition, and tax posture all move the number. We plan the exit before you need it.
Brix Real Estate LLC has in-house counsel. Corporon & Associates, LLC serves as in-house counsel to the brokerage, and Jeff Corporon has been a licensed Colorado attorney since 1995. He is also an owner of the brokerage, so the legal review is not a vendor we call when something breaks. It is built into how the company works.
Most brokerages hand you a stack of state forms and hope for the best. When something goes sideways after closing, you are the one calling a lawyer and paying by the hour. We would rather catch it in the contract.
Corporon & Associates, LLC serves as in-house counsel to Brix Real Estate LLC and represents the brokerage only. No attorney-client relationship is formed with any client, customer, or visitor. Nothing on this site is legal advice. You are encouraged to obtain independent legal advice for your own matters.
Scroll through a Colorado residential transaction. The gold markers are the points where having an attorney inside the brokerage changes the outcome.
Price is the easy part. Deadlines, earnest money terms, and what happens if financing moves are where the risk actually sits.
Counsel reviewsThe clock starts. Every date on that first page is a right you can lose by missing it.
A badly written objection can cost you the leverage or the deal. This is the single most common place buyers give away money.
Counsel reviewsLow appraisal, hard conversation. We know which arguments the lender will actually accept.
Easements, covenants, liens, and survey problems surface here. Reading them is a legal skill, not a sales skill.
Counsel reviewsWhat was promised, what was repaired, and what you are about to accept in writing.
Settlement statement, titling, and how the property is held. Getting this wrong is expensive to unwind later.
Counsel reviewsMove the sliders. Same tool, two ways to look at a property: what it costs you to live there, or what it does as a rental.
Illustrative estimate only, based on the numbers you enter. Not a loan offer, quote, pre-approval, or prediction of performance. Tax and insurance are rough placeholders and vary by property. Talk to a lender for real figures.
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Brix was not started by people who read about real estate. Between the owners, this company has completed hundreds of fix and flips, built custom homes from the ground up, owned apartment buildings, operated a rental portfolio, and worked through the 2008 collapse without leaving the business. We have signed the bad deal, taken the loss, and learned what to look for.
That history is the reason our advice is worth listening to. When we tell you a house is priced wrong, or that a rental will not cash flow the way the seller's spreadsheet says, it is because we have owned that exact mistake.
Brix Real Estate LLC is a licensed Colorado real estate brokerage. Bruce Berman serves as managing broker.
We call our agents "Bricks." Every one of them works the same way: know the market, tell the truth, protect the client. Behind them sits the brokerage's in-house counsel, which is a resource most agents in this town do not have and most clients never think to ask about.
Tell us what you are trying to do. Buy your first house, sell the one you have outgrown, or figure out whether a rental in Aurora actually pencils. We will tell you what we think, and if we are not the right fit we will say that too.
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