Ulibarri and his team focus on vintage home sales. The Landmark Real Estate seminar included topics such as Landmark designation, financial aspects of historic property ownership, historic architectural style and condition assessments, and marketing historic properties.

"Arts and Crafts Era bungalows are our passion," explains Ulibarri. "Our job is to help you find the home of your passion. Keller Williams places a strong emphasis on advanced training. This seminar gave us additional resources to help our clients with historic homes."

Historic Denver, founded in 1970 with a successful effort to restore the Molly Brown House, is a citizen organization whose purpose is to help preserve Denver's historic past. Ulibarri is also an active member of the Colorado Arts & Craft Society, a non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to the preservation and study of the Arts & Crafts movement in Colorado.

Rumaldo Ulibarri can be reached at 303-452-3300 or r.ulibarri@kw.com.

With more than 74,000 agents and franchised Market Centers in 45 states and provinces, Keller Williams Realty International is America's fourth largest residential real estate company. Keller Williams Realty franchised the Colorado Region in 1993 and has succeeded by creating a unique agent-focused model that builds partnerships between agents and local ownership through participation in a life-long, profit sharing program. In 2007, Keller Williams Realty International shared more than $44 million in profits with its agents.

In Colorado, the company has 28 locations with more than 2,800 agents. In 2007, Keller Williams agents achieved more than $3.5 billion in sales volume. To learn more about Keller Williams Preferred Realty (11859 Pecos St. in Westminster), call Market Center Team Leader Don Sarno at 303-452-3300 or visit www.GoKellerWilliams.com.

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