Key Takeaways Denver landlords should avoid immediately disposing of belongings left behind after an eviction and instead follow a documented process that includes photos, inventories, written notice, reasonable storage, and record retention. Colorado landlords should...
A lot of Denver landlords think summer landscaping is a fairly straightforward part of owning a rental property. Keep the lawn green. Keep the tenants happy. Keep the HOA from sending notices. Make sure the sprinkler system runs often enough that the yard does not...
Property investment can help your wealth grow. However, you may find that real estate in your area is costly. The next best thing is to look for opportunities outside your state, which can be cheaper and thus, more rewarding. Properties situated outside your...
Owners of investment properties want to make sure their rental is profitable, well-kept, and occupied by excellent tenants. That's a tall order that takes a lot of time and effort on the owner's part. What if you could offload some of those responsibilities without...
The kids are going back to school, which means it’s a good time to step up your home security to keep your family safe and your property protected.
Many accidental landlords or first time landlords usually get stuck with the question of whether or not they should self-manage their rental property or hire a Property Manager. Here's a list of the top 5 reasons why you should hire a Property Manager. ...
Many landlords can potentially make much more money by offering corporate housing for their rental properties. In some cases, renting a furnished corporate rental can bring in up to 3 times more money than a typical long-term 1-year rental. Corporate housing is...
While cash flow and extra income is typically at the top of the list for most landlords, it’s important to remember tax deductions should also play into why owning investment properties in Denver makes sense. We rounded up the top 5 tax deductions when it comes to...