
A fresh finish.
A bigger possibility.
A $550,000 purchase. A kitchen, paint, and staging plan. A $859,990 resale in Grant Ranch.
The dated kitchen. The overlooked house. The next chapter you can already see.
These investors saw it, too. Here’s what they built with deals from Equity Dispo.
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Nick took a vacant home through a full transformation: a new kitchen, wood floors, a home theater, and an in-law suite. Ten weeks after buying, he had it back on the market.

A $550,000 purchase. A kitchen, paint, and staging plan. A $859,990 resale in Grant Ranch.

A dated ranch became a five-bedroom home. Cam listed at $715,000 and closed at full price.
Nick bought three properties through Equity Dispo. From Evergreen to Golden to Lakewood, each one became another completed project.
Follow his journey through the homes, the work, and the resales.

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From an Aurora townhome to a Golden transformation. Find a project that looks like the kind of work you want to do.
29 projects in view · Full case-study collection
DEAL 3 OF 3An original mid-century home became a finished project with two private suites, updated systems, and a $1,025,000 resale.
INVESTOR PROJECTOscar took on a dated Aurora townhome, focused the renovation, and brought it back to market ready for its next owner.
DEAL 2 OF 2Geno came back for a canal-side townhome, renovated through the winter, and completed an $850,000 resale.
INVESTOR PROJECTMatt saw the opportunity in a dated home on a half-acre lot. His finished project resold for $65,000 above our original after-repair estimate.
INVESTOR PROJECTCam turned a dated ranch into a five-bedroom home with a finished basement. It resold at the full $715,000 asking price.
INVESTOR PROJECTRyan bought in Grant Ranch for $550,000. A kitchen, paint, and staging plan helped bring a new chapter to this patio home.
DEAL 2 OF 3Nick took a vacant Golden home through a full update: a new kitchen, wood floors, a home theater, and an in-law suite. Then came the $1,450,000 resale.
DEAL 1 OF 3Nick saw the potential in an original Evergreen home beside open space. He brought it back to market and resold above the asking price.
OUR OWN FLIPWe put our own capital to work on a Dakota Ridge split-level, renovated it, and completed a $611,000 resale.
OUR OWN FLIPOur team bought this mid-century home for $900,000 and brought it back to market, completing a $1,250,000 resale.
OUR OWN FLIPOur team bought an original Lakewood home, took on a full remodel, and completed an $805,000 resale.
INVESTOR PROJECTA $772,600 buyer entry. A completed $1,220,000 resale. Another Colorado property with a finished outcome you can see for yourself.
INVESTOR PROJECTA $465,000 buyer entry. A completed $750,000 resale. Another Colorado property with a finished outcome you can see for yourself.
INVESTOR PROJECTA $440,000 buyer entry. A completed $700,000 resale. Another Colorado property with a finished outcome you can see for yourself.
INVESTOR PROJECTA $565,000 buyer entry. A completed $780,300 resale. Another Colorado property with a finished outcome you can see for yourself.
INVESTOR PROJECTA $360,000 buyer entry. A completed $525,000 resale. Another Colorado property with a finished outcome you can see for yourself.
INVESTOR PROJECTA $380,000 buyer entry. A completed $525,000 resale. Another Colorado property with a finished outcome you can see for yourself.
INVESTOR PROJECTA $348,000 buyer entry. A completed $425,000 resale. Another Colorado property with a finished outcome you can see for yourself.
INVESTOR PROJECTA $350,000 buyer entry. A completed $415,000 resale. Another Colorado property with a finished outcome you can see for yourself.
INVESTOR PROJECTA 1971 Arvada home came back with a new kitchen, renovated baths, a new roof and a finished lower level, then sold for $792,000.
INVESTOR PROJECTJose took over a stalled remodel and delivered a four-bed ranch with three new baths, a new roof and new systems. It resold for $435,000.
INVESTOR PROJECTConstantine’s Thornton ranch on an oversized lot came back turn-key, with paid-off solar, and resold for $495,000.
INVESTOR PROJECTFrank’s 1954 Aurora single-level home came back fully updated, went under contract in ten days and resold for $425,000.
INVESTOR PROJECTViccy’s Denver ranch came back with a white shaker kitchen, new floors and a finished lower level, then resold for $460,000.
INVESTOR PROJECTAaron remodeled a 1907 downtown Colorado Springs home, kept its character, and resold it for $320,000.
INVESTOR PROJECTAshref’s remodeled Aurora bi-level in the Cherry Creek School District went under contract in 14 days and resold for $487,000.
INVESTOR PROJECTA Green Valley Ranch two-story came back with an updated kitchen, new floors and fresh paint and resold for $507,000.
OUR OWN FLIPOur own Littleton renovation backed to open space sold above its list price for $575,000.
OUR OWN FLIPOur own Arvada project became a five-bed home with a vaulted great room and designer kitchen, and sold for $850,000.
Before the new kitchen. Before the listing photos. Before the resale. Someone looked at a fixer-upper and saw what it could become.
The dated finishes. The unused space. The home ready for a new chapter.
A thoughtful renovation, grounded in the property and its market.
See how these investors took their homes from purchase to resale.
A house with potential. A plan you believe in. A finished project you’re proud to put back on the market.
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