Metro Brokers - Pete Doty & Company, Inc.

About Denver Real Estate Agent

Pete Doty brings a wealth of experience with him; a practitioner in real estate in Denver since 1985, and a broker/owner since 1988, a state convention speaker, and local association orientation instructor. A true leader with high principles and values he is eager to lead your home search and to share his experience with you as well as with fellow REALTORS®. Make sure you check his personal standards by clicking here.

When you hire Pete, you get the benefit of his knowledge and experience, plus his enthusiasm for the job! Check his testimonials page.

Make sure you keep your humor with you. Who else would have a goofy picture like this? And while your are at it take a look at Pete's mini business card! After all a man who can laugh at himself shall always be entertained!

"To paraphrase Will Rogers, Pete Doty knows what he is doing, he loves what he is doing and he believes in what he is doing."

BS - Bachelor of Science in Industrial Arts from Montana

State University Bozeman, Montana

CRS - Certified Residential Specialist®

GRI - Graduate Realtor® Institute

IWA - Internet Wizard Award  (self proclaimed) - Keeping up with internet technology enthusiastically and successfully closed over $10 million in residential real estate transactions in 2004

CYBERSTAR™ - Chosen by Allen Hainge as one of the leading Realtors on the net who have a great homepage and use technology well.

Some personal notes posted 3/24/2008:

I was embarassed the other day as a fellow I had just met at a mixer told me that I had a very likeable and approachable personality and that it was a real gift! I agree that it would be, but when I am standing in a room full of people and no one talks to me, I feel invisible not approachable!  One of the things I love to do is to greet folks at our church. I know I have a gift for that. When it goes beyond that I feel like a gangly teenager who just walked into a room of complete strangers. However, years of trying to do better at it seems to help and the real estate business seems to have drug me out of my shell. I am still uncomfortable in a room full of people and have to force myself to connect.  

You already know I go to church and we are very active there. My other passion is for model trains. It is a strange hobby, yet there are parts that really fit together with the rest of my life. When I started the hobby I had just ridden the Silverton Train and was hooked by the "stack talk", the music a steam engine makes when it is pulling a train up a hill! And the scenery was amazing! I wanted that! The other thing I wanted was for me to be at home when my 2 daughters needed to visit or talk. Now a real estate agent's job is not at home all the time, but at least I was home for dinner almost every night. And they would come into the workshop and ask those questions that only a daughter will ask a Dad! So the choice of model railroading quickly became an obsession. Over the years I have moved from scenery, to operations...making the scene work and look real.  Please take a look at my pages at http://www.denverrelocation.com/trains.html

When I got into real estate in Denver I had been in the oil & gas business for over 11 years, first as an engineering technician and finally as a land manager. I had plenty of contract writing experience, as well as title knowledge, but very little sales and almost no negotiating experience. I did not go to college to be a Realtor, nor did I ever plan such a move. It just happened. And since 1985 it has been a good life, full of challenges, and insights, ups and downs with the Denver market, and it has allowed us to support our daughters in their mission trips and, ultimately one's marriage in Scotland! Wow! Thank you God!

Now, entering my 23rd year in the business and with my own office and company in Highlands Ranch, I find the challenges the same, and different. I still need to meet people, but some much of that happens through my websites. One of my recent testimonials comes from a fellow who met me that way, and we helped him buy a place for his daughter, who is going to school here. Take a look at http://www.denverrelocation.com/testimonials.html . and read it for yourself. I also attempt to meet face to face with folks through the Denver Garden Railway Society, and the modelers at the South Suburban Division of the National Model Railroading Assn. We also bowl with some folks every week, as a fun way to get out and eat lousy food!

And a final personal note, I always try to keep my humor out in front. It is just more fun. That is why the suspenders (my wife & kids got those for me years ago) and the itty bitty business card. I like to enjoy my bussiness and hope you will enjoy the style.