Property Management Blog

Collecting rent may seem straightforward, but Denver landlords know it comes with challenges. Under Colorado law, a landlord cannot charge a late fee until rent is at least seven days overdue, and that fee must be limited to $50 o... read more >>

In Denver’s fast-moving rental market, keeping good tenants is about more than competitive rent and location. It also means making sure their home stays in excellent condition. Even minor maintenance issues, like a slow-drai... read more >>

Applying for a Denver rental property often starts with paying a rental application fee. For many prospective tenants, the big question is what a rental application fee should cover and what it shouldn’t. This isn&rsquo... read more >>

If you're a Denver landlord, you've likely dealt with tenants asking to keep animals that aren't just pets. Maybe they brought up a service dog, or requested to have an emotional support animal. Understanding service a... read more >>

Rental property owners who stay ahead of repairs often avoid unexpected property expenses and keep their Denver rentals in better shape. Following preventative maintenance secrets can lead to fewer problems, lower costs, and stron... read more >>

Seasonal changes in Denver can take a real toll on your rental property. Cold winter months, hot summers, and sudden shifts in weather create constant maintenance demands that affect your property's condition, tenant satisfact... read more >>

What happens when a tenant leaves behind a sofa, a TV, or even an entire apartment full of stuff?  While disposing of everything may appear expedient, neglecting legal procedures can result in significant issues for Denver la... read more >>

A few quick fixes won’t keep your Denver rental in good shape for long. In this city’s busy rental market, small problems can turn into major repairs fast. Staying on top of property maintenance helps you avoid major c... read more >>

Every property owner in Denver wants dependable, long-term tenants who pay rent on time, take care of the property, and help maintain its value. But finding renters like that doesn’t happen by chance.Let this article guide y... read more >>

Setting the right rental price for your Denver property is one of the most important steps to ensure profitability and attract quality tenants. If you price it too high, you risk lost rent and empty units. If you price it too low,... read more >>