
Find the right mountain home
A personalized, investigative search — then guidance on HOAs, rental rules, financing, and inspections before you commit.
The Amy Nakos Group is made up of Summit County's Real Estate Experts with legal and engineering experience.

A personalized, investigative search — then guidance on HOAs, rental rules, financing, and inspections before you commit.

A researched market analysis, preparation and staging advice, professional marketing, and contract-savvy guidance from a broker with a legal background.

Cash-flow scenarios, cost-of-ownership spreadsheets, and short-term rental rules by jurisdiction — the honest math on resort property.
In 2003 Amy and her family moved from Chicago to Summit County. Since then she has helped clients buy, sell, and build wealth in mountain real estate — with a litigator’s attention to contracts.

BreckenridgeSummit County's largest and most sought-after town: a historic Main Street, a world-class ski resort at the edge of town, and the county's widest range of luxury property.
FriscoA historic mining town with a quaint Main Street, free bus connections to Breckenridge and Copper, and a central location that keeps it popular with full-time residents and second-home owners alike.
DillonCentrally located on the shore of Lake Dillon and an affordable alternative to the ski-area towns — especially lively in summer around the marina and amphitheater.
SilverthorneNestled between the Gore and Williams Fork ranges, with fantastic views, a wide range of property from affordable condos to ranches and golf course homes, and plenty of new construction.
KeystoneA year-round resort with several distinct villages, all within walking distance of the lifts or served by the free shuttle — and, since 2024, its own incorporated town.
Copper MountainA popular resort known for naturally divided terrain, where almost every property is within walking distance of the lifts and the two small villages.
Managing Broker
A former commercial litigation attorney who moved her family from Chicago to Summit County in 2003 — and has been helping buyers, sellers, and investors make sound mountain real estate decisions ever since.

Real Estate Agent
A licensed civil engineer and real estate investor who moved her family to Frisco in 2020 — bringing a problem-solver's eye to every property and contract.

Real Estate Associate
A business and economics graduate with a property-management background who handles the details — showings, contracts, analysis, coordination, and staging.
We have bought and sold 6 homes and Amy is by far the best real estate agent we have ever worked with.
Candice is an engineer by trade, and her attention to detail is unmatched.
Amy is not only a true advisor to her clients, but she and her teammate, Jennifer, pay attention to every detail. No task was too small for them to handle.

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Buying from out of state, timing a sale, or deciding whether a short-term rental pencils out — we’ll give you a straight answer.
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307 Main Street, Unit 3, Frisco, CO