How Much Equity Do You Really Have in Your Home?

Dated: November 2 2025

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Home Equity

How Much Equity Do You Really Have in Your Home?

Equity the difference between what your home is worth and what you owe is often the key to your next move. Many homeowners in Glenwood Springs and the surrounding valley have built up more equity than they realize.

To calculate your equity:

  • Find your current market value (not just the tax value)
  • Subtract your remaining mortgage balance
  • Factor in selling costs (commissions, fees, and prep work)
  • The result = your true profit potential

Knowing your equity helps you make smarter choices about timing, pricing, and what’s next. A current market analysis gives you real numbers, not guesses.

Text "Kent" to 970-707-5893 today to find out what your home could sell for.

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Kent Lohse

A third-generation Colorado native and a Roaring Fork Valley resident for 45 plus years, Kent brings 25 years of real estate experience to every transaction. His deep roots in the community, combined ....

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