Todd Rankin

After living in Pennsylvania, Germany, Virginia, New Mexico, Boston, D.C., Tokyo, traveling for a year and finally moving to the Summit County in 2005, this is the longest Todd has lived anywhere. Part of the reason Todd moved to the mountains was to grow roots and become part of a community. He feels like he is finally "home" and plans to be a part of this community for the rest of his life.

Todd brings a vast and diverse background to his real estate practice in Summit County. After graduating with a degree in Economics from the University of Virginia, Todd served in the Air Force for 5 years, earning his MBA at night. He then spent 6 years doing Business Development in Northern Virginia, Tokyo, Japan and Seattle, Washington for UUNET, the first commercial internet service provider, expanding operations into South America and Asia. In Seattle, Todd focused on growing business within several Fortune 500 global accounts. After taking a year off to travel and learn how to make wine, Todd’s wife, Barb decided to shorten their commute to the mountains and moved to Summit County to spend more time around mountains, snow, and family.

Todd has sold real estate in the mountains for the past decade and has been a part of and led a team that has been involved in over seven hundred transactions in that time. In launching his own company back in 2009, he has focused on growing the business one great relationship at a time. His agenda is to help you achieve your goals and to achieve outstanding results for you through phenomenal marketing. In addition to marketing, his expertise involves getting large groups of people (buyers, sellers, other brokers, lenders, appraisers, inspectors, etc...), often with different agendas, working towards and achieving a common goal. In addition to residential sales, he has been fortunate to have spent 2014-2019 launching and selling out the Alders at Keystone, an 89-unit, $70 Million project.

Todd is enthusiastic about teamwork, leadership, positive energy, and mindset.

Giving back to this community that he calls home is also a passion of Todds. Todd proudly supports the Summit Foundation, Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center, Summit Youth Hockey, and other local charities. Todd is thankful to be the Chair of the Breckenridge Events Committee since 2018, Chair of the Isak Heartstone Troll Committee, a member of the Summit County Open Space Advisory Council since February 2013 and Vice Chair since 2019, and a member of the governor appointed 5th Judicial District Nominating Commission since 2016.

When not working, Todd is a huge fan of long mountain bike rides in the Golden Horseshoe, ski touring from the Laurium, playing hockey and lingering at the Grace.