Submit a Real Estate Opportunity
Share the essential property and transaction details with DNVR Group for an initial review. Clear information helps determine whether an acquisition, disposition, investor transaction, contract movement, or coordinated next step may be practical.
Start with the facts that shape the opportunity
Property
Address, property type, occupancy, approximate size, current condition, known repairs, photos, access, utilities, and any material facts already identified.
Position and pricing
Your relationship to the property, asking price or desired proceeds, estimated value, debt or payoff information, taxes, liens, leases, contracts, and other obligations.
Timeline and outcome
Reason for the submission, decision-makers, desired closing date, title or probate considerations, access constraints, and the outcome you are trying to achieve.
What happens after submission
1. Initial completeness review
DNVR Group reviews the submission for the information needed to understand the property, parties, pricing, timing, and requested role.
2. Follow-up and document request
If the opportunity appears actionable, we may request additional photos, contracts, leases, title or payoff information, repair estimates, access details, or other supporting documents.
3. Structure and next step
The next step may involve further evaluation, a referral, transaction coordination, an investor conversation, or a determination that the opportunity is not currently a fit.
4. Independent diligence
Any transaction remains subject to documentation, due diligence, applicable law, approvals, inspections, title review, and agreement among the relevant parties.
A complete submission receives a more useful review
- Confirm the full property address and property type.
- Explain whether you are the owner, buyer, contract holder, broker, representative, or another party.
- State the price expectation and how it was determined.
- Describe occupancy, condition, repairs, title concerns, leases, liens, taxes, or other known issues.
- Provide a realistic timeline and identify every required decision-maker.
- Do not send passwords, payment-card numbers, or unnecessary personal information.
For a deeper checklist, read What to Include When You Submit a Real Estate Opportunity and Real Estate Due Diligence Checklist.
Tell us about the opportunity
Use the form below for the initial submission. DNVR Group may follow up with a request for documents through an appropriate submission method.
Need to understand the process first?
Review DNVR Group’s real estate approach, selected work, and transaction education before submitting.