Brief Description: Millennials make up 45% of the rental market, so if you’re not making your rental property attractive to them, you could be missing the mark big-time. Constant cultural shifts impact the way potential tenants view a rental property. In a 2021...
7 Types of Bad Tenants & How Landlords Can Best Deal With Them
Brief Description: There are seven common types of terrible tenants in Denver. As a landlord, you must know how to handle them effectively. We’ll show you how. One factor that can separate a great landlord experience from a horrible one is the type of tenants that...
10 Ways to Boost Tenant Retention (& Profits) From Your Rental Unit
Brief Description: Stop wasting time and money trying to find new tenants and focus more on retaining the ones you already have with these proven strategies. How much time do you waste looking for new tenants in Denver rather than trying to retain the ones you already...
Top 5 Reasons Why Real Estate Investors Need a Financial Plan
Welcome to the collaboration mini-series from our financial planning friends over at Colorado Wealth Group (CWG). Not all wealth management firms are fans of real estate; however, CWG believes that proper real estate investing, and passive income production, can...
4 Decoration Ideas For Tiny Yet Beautiful Rooms
Thinking Outside The Box—Even If That Box Is A Fine Room A little room can have big heart when it’s decorated properly. If it isn’t properly decorated, it can be stifling or flat-out dull. Being imaginative with how you design such spaces can have a truly...
What is Normal Wear and Tear in a Rental?
How do Property Managers determine what qualifies as “normal wear and tear” in rental units? This is a common question both tenants and owners often ask. The answer is complex and there is typically no easy answer for this. The majority of Denver Property Managers...
How to Know when you Need to Hire a Property Manager
Here at Keyrenter, we speak to many DIY (Do-it-yourself) landlords who are coming to realize that they’re just not cut out to be a landlord, or that they simply don’t have the time and resources to manage the entire process when it comes to owning an investment...
4 Tips on How to Fill Vacancies Faster
Nowadays, most customers expect instant and reliable services. Even as the pandemic struck brick and mortar stores, consumers ordered an entire week’s groceries with a click of a button. When there was no source of entertainment, they pulled out their smartphones and...
How to Deal with a Tenant Who is Subletting a Unit
If you’re a landlord and you suspect that your tenant is subletting the rental home to someone else, they might be in violation of the lease they signed with the landlord or Property Management. First, you need to fully understand and review the lease that your tenant...
When is the Right Time to Buy a Denver Investment Property?
We get quite a bit of existing or new investors who ask us about the best time to buy an investment property in the Denver, Colorado market. There isn’t a clear black or white answer, but rather a few things that you should think about when purchasing an investment...