Sam Swartz is a Longmont, Colorado real estate broker associate with LoKation Real Estate (Colorado license #100085657). He works as both a listing agent and a buyer’s agent, and he has helped over 100 families buy and sell homes, primarily in Boulder County, across 7 years in real estate. Sam serves Longmont, Boulder, and the surrounding Boulder County communities, and many of his recent closings are Longmont homes. You can reach Sam at (303) 981-9220 or [email protected].
Why work with Sam in Longmont
Recognized for results. Sam is an award-winning Boulder County agent, recognized in 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 for his sold volume compared with the average agent.
He works here. Longmont is one of Sam’s core markets, alongside Boulder. His recently sold homes on samswartz.com include properties across Longmont.
A local network. Sam relies on a network of Boulder County contractors, inspectors, lenders, tax accountants, and real estate attorneys. See them on his Preferred Vendors page.
Reviews from real clients. Sam has a 5.0 rating from 30 Google reviews. Read them on Google.
Service first. Sam is a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer. He listens first, then guides you through each step of buying or selling.
“We had to make a fast, long-distance move to the Boulder/Longmont area, and Sam’s expertise and relationships across the community had us feeling like locals.”
Charles L., Google review. Read the full review
Longmont listing agent: how Sam helps sellers
- A pricing conversation based on recent Longmont sales. Start on the Home Value page.
- Advice on prep and repairs, with referrals to vetted local vendors.
- Marketing aimed at the buyers most likely to want your home.
- Negotiation and close management from offer to keys.
Longmont buyer’s agent: how Sam helps buyers
Longmont offers a wide mix of homes, from historic houses near downtown to newer neighborhoods and rural properties on the west side. Sam helps buyers:
- Compare neighborhoods by commute, schools, parks, and price.
- Weigh the tradeoffs of older homes, newer builds, HOAs, and acreage.
- Write competitive offers and negotiate price and terms.
- Move through inspection, appraisal, and closing with trusted local pros.
Sam works with buyers at every stage, from move up and relocation buyers to people purchasing their first home.
Situations Sam handles in Longmont
Choosing who lists your home
Interview a few agents. Sam brings a pricing plan and prep guidance to the first meeting.
Sam Swartz was outstanding in helping us sell our home in Longmont, CO. … Sam gave a very professional presentation to us …
Moving here from out of town
Sam lines up inspectors, contractors, and lenders so the move keeps going while you are still somewhere else.
Buying and negotiating terms
Sam helps you compare neighborhoods, then negotiates price, terms, and concessions through closing.
… from finding homes that fit our family, what to ask for in terms of concessions, and to closing.
Longmont neighborhoods Sam serves
Sam has written straightforward guides to these Longmont neighborhoods:
See every guide on the Neighborhood Guides page. Looking in Boulder? Visit Boulder Real Estate Agent Sam Swartz.
Weekly Boulder County market update
Sam sends a weekly Boulder County market update by email, covering prices, inventory, and sales across the county, including Longmont. Read this week’s update from the button on the homepage, or sign up here.
Longmont real estate agent FAQs
How do I choose the best real estate agent in Longmont?
Pick an agent who works in Longmont and Boulder County regularly, knows the neighborhoods you are considering, has a track record of sold homes, and has strong, recent reviews from real clients. Interview two or three agents. Ask how they price homes, how they handle multiple offers, which local vendors they use, and how they will keep you informed. Choose the person with a clear plan and a style that fits yours.
What does a Longmont real estate agent cost?
Real estate commissions in Colorado are not set by law. They are negotiable between you and your brokerage and are usually a percentage of the sale price. Sellers typically pay their listing brokerage. Buyers now sign a written agreement with their agent before touring homes, and that agreement states how the buyer’s agent is paid. A seller may agree to cover some or all of that cost. Ask any agent to explain their fees in writing before you sign.
Is Sam Swartz a Longmont real estate agent?
Yes. Sam Swartz is a real estate broker associate with LoKation Real Estate, Colorado license #100085657, serving Longmont, Boulder, and the rest of Boulder County. He works as a listing agent and a buyer’s agent, has 7 years of experience, and has helped over 100 families buy and sell, primarily in Boulder County. Reach him at (303) 981-9220 or [email protected].
What brokerage is Sam Swartz with?
Sam Swartz is a broker associate with LoKation Real Estate.
Does Sam Swartz help both buyers and sellers in Longmont?
Yes. Sam is a Longmont listing agent and a Longmont buyer’s agent. He helps sellers price, prepare, market, and negotiate, and he helps buyers compare neighborhoods, write strong offers, and get to closing.
Which Longmont neighborhoods does Sam Swartz know best?
Sam has published guides to Old Town Longmont, Rainbow Ridge, Watersong and Creekside, Rural West Longmont, Renaissance, and Meadowview. He also works throughout the rest of Longmont and Boulder County.
How do I find out what my Longmont home is worth?
Start with a pricing conversation. Sam reviews recent nearby sales, your home’s condition and updates, and current competition. Request one on the Home Value page or call (303) 981-9220.
How do I contact Sam Swartz?
Call or text (303) 981-9220, email [email protected], or visit samswartz.com/contact. You can also follow Sam on Instagram at @samswartzco.
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Thinking about buying or selling in Longmont? Call Sam at (303) 981-9220 or email [email protected].