Request Relocation Information*
Please fill out the form below and tell me a little about what’s important to you. Neighborhoods, new job location, school requirements and anything else that will help me better understand your needs. You will receive a call to confirm your request, so it is important to have your correct contact information.
*Please note that I take your privacy very seriously and I will never use your information for any other purposes than our communications. Your information will not be shared, sold or exchanged with anyone – period. As a local Realtor, my reputation is built on trust and customer loyalty. Any and all discussions will be held in the strictest of confidence.
Get Help Moving & Relocating
If you are relocating, it’s important to make an informed decision on where to purchase a home. When moving to an unfamiliar area, you will have quite a bit to consider. Buying a home is a big decision and it’s best to be educated before you sign on the dotted line.
When shopping for a home in a new community, you should look beyond the house itself. Every neighborhood has a unique personality, and the only way to get a true feeling for any community is to work with a real estate agent who is extremely knowledgeable about the area. An informed agent can provide invaluable insight that you might otherwise overlook.
My Douglas County relocation information will help you make an informed decision on areas to live that will be close to where you want to be. You will get useful information that will help you choose where to live, which schools are best for your family, proximity of hospitals, and different subdivisions all over the local area.
I have many different reports and data, such as anticipated vehicle traffic over the next few years, inventory levels, recent sales in different categories ranging from town homes & condominiums to luxury homes.
Location, Location, Location
Ask anyone who understands real estate, and they will tell you that property value is always based on location, location, location. This can be true to a certain extent. However, just as important as location is that the property provides you with the best possible lifestyle for you and your family.
A Few of My Client Reviews
Jim was both our buyer and seller. He is knowledgeable about the industry. He helped us get top dollar for the house we were selling and also negotiated to make sure we got the best value for our new home. He gets the job done in a professional and efficient manner. I would recommend Jim to any home buyer or seller.
Jul 29, 2012 – Trulia
We contacted Jim about a property that we saw on Trulia. He made himself available on a short notice to show us a home. He is extremely knowledgeable about the Castle Rock area. We would recommend Jim to future home buyers because he is also patient and a very nice person!
Jul 29, 2012 – Trulia
Jim is the best and his experience shows. I have had the opportunity to work with him on so many levels and have never been disappointed by his mental toughness and thoroughness. ~ Erik Porter
Jul 19, 2012 – Superpages
I used Real Estate Agent Jim Garcia from Castle Real Estate when searching for my new home. I found him to be knowledgable about the area and Real Estate in general, with the added bonus of Jim having worked as a contractor. It wasn’t, buy this place it’s pretty, I received honest feedback. If you purchase this house you will need to do this, and it will cost you this. There was one place I wanted to look at and meet Jim there. He didn’t even step out of his car, he just said, “This area is horrible and unsafe for you. Get in and I’ll show you something better!” Being a single female, I totally appreciated the way he looked out for my interests and highly recommend Jim Garcia to anyone looking to purchase a property ~ TMP
Jul 18, 2012 – Yelp
Jim was an excellent asset for my realty needs. He made the entire process a positive experience.
Jul 18, 2012 – Yelp
Excellent work Jim, great stuff!
Jul 18, 2012 – Yelp
Terrific stuff, great work Jim. Thanks.
Jul 18, 2012 – Superpages
I have worked with Jim on a number of occasions and have found him to be very knowledgeable with an ability to achieve results for his clients.
Jul 18, 2012 – Superpages
An excellent job. Having Jim work for me was an great experience.
Jul 18, 2012 – Superpages
Jim and Your Castle are wonderful! They have educational programs to help with knowledge in the real estate industry that really helps you stay out of trouble. Jim is also a great agent. He gets deals done that seem impossible, and he makes the whole experience fun and enjoyable.
Jul 17, 2012 – Yelp
Jim is an excellent Realtor and I always enjoy working with him.
Jul 17, 2012 – Yelp
I appreciate Jim’s knowledge and honesty and candor! Thanks for all the help!
Jul 17, 2012 – Yelp
Working with Castle was a very refreshing experience. If you need someone to take your needs into consideration, rather than just getting the job done, I would strongly recommend working with Jim and Castle.
Jul 17, 2012 – Superpages
Very professional and fun to work with. Jim helped make everything so easy and fast. I didn’t have to do anything, and if I ever had a question, Jim was there with an answer. Best agent I’ve EVER worked with.
Jul 17, 2012 – Superppages
I have worked with Jim Garcia on several projects the latest of which is with Your Castle Real Estate Agency. He is efficient, honest, knowledgeable, and cares about his customers’ satisfaction. It is a pleasure working with Jim, and I look forward to catching up with him on a future project. I’d rate him an A+++
Jul 17, 2012 – Superpages
Jim is a top-notch Realtor. Hard working and always looking out for the best interest of his clients. Easy 5 out of 5 for Jim.
Jul 17, 2012 – Superpages
Jim is an honest, intelligent, realtor. Thanks for all the help!
Jul 17, 2012 – Superpages
Jim is an expert in the Castle Rock market and trully knows the surrounding markets as well. I would recommend him to any of my family or friends.
Jul 16, 2012 – Trulia
I have recently begun working with Jim and managing his real estate investment portfolio. Since the initial meeting, I have been exposed to how he deals with his real estate clients and am impressed each time. He absolutely looks out for them whether buying or selling. He is always looking for that next edge up to showcase his listings. Jim personifies the agent that I have always heard people describe that they want: ethical, outgoing, trustworthy, and knowledgable. Even though I am another company, I would definitely recommend Jim to clients.
Apr 3, 2012 – Linkedin
Helpful Guide for Moving to a New House
So, you’re planning a Douglas County Colorado relocation. Congratulations! Hopefully, you’ll have the help of dependable movers. Relocating an entire household can be expensive, but using a reputable moving company will help guarantee that your items won’t get damaged and you won’t hurt your own back! Prior to the move, you should prepare for several phases that will help make your moving day as hassle free as possible.
Phase One: Before the Move
This is the time when you’ll be packing. You might want to hire a moving company to help pack your items, but this can be expensive. It’s best if you can do the bulk of the packing on your own. Check local box businesses to see if they rent containers. That way you’ll be able to avoid spending money on boxes that you’re just going to throw away.
The key word before the move is label, as in label everything. You’ll be in much better shape as you unpack if all the boxes are placed in the right room. You should label a box with Overnight and fill it with a change of clothes, bedding and a toothbrush. For your first night in your new home, this might be the only box you’ll want to open!
Phase Two: Moving Day
When the movers arrive, they’ll present you with a contract providing you with the details of estimates and the work crew. As the crew starts carting off boxes, you might want to do a walk-through with the crew chief to inspect all your big pieces of furniture. That way, if damage occurs, you’ll be protected. Also, leave out some cool drinks for the crew. A little goodwill can go a long way – especially on a hot day.
If you have kids or pets, you might want to consider some form of day care for both. Your focus should be on making sure the move is done correctly.
Phase Three: Closing the House
When the last box has been loaded onto the truck, you should make one last tour of your former home to make sure everything is out. You’ll want to clean the home, which should be easy once it is empty. Just think about how clean you will want your new home to look when you get there! Lock the doors and windows and take a moment to say “good-bye.”
Phase Four: The New House
Because all of your boxes should be labeled, it can help the movers to label the doors in the new house – especially if you have designated boxes labeled as Kids, Office, or Guest Room. Take advantage of your movers by having them to place big furniture pieces exactly where you want them, but don’t go overboard with the rearranging. Try to come up with a furniture plan in advance.
As the furniture arrives, check it for any damage. You won’t be able to make much of a claim after moving day, which is why you have to catch the damage right then and there. Finally, you’ll be asked to sign the mover’s contract. If there is a problem with damage, it should be written on that contract. Good luck!