Property Management Blog

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 >>

Should you sell or rent your property? In today's market, this choice could mean the difference between earning steady rental income and cashing out.If you're looking for passive income, need help with mortgage payments, o... read more >>

Evicting a tenant is never simple, and even a small mistake when delivering an eviction notice can slow down or stop the process completely. Denver landlords must follow strict legal rules to ensure everything is done correctly. O... read more >>

Are you confused about whether a month-to-month or yearly lease is the better fit for your Denver property? It’s a big decision that affects your income, tenant stability, and overall rental strategy. Do you prefer flex... read more >>

If you're a landlord or property investor, understanding the ins and outs of rental property accounting is crucial for your success. Imagine having a clear picture of your finances, allowing you to make informed decisions that... read more >>

As a property owner or landlord, ensuring that your investment is protected is paramount. Otherwise, you can lose out on income or even lose the property outright.One of the most effective ways to safeguard your property is throug... read more >>

According to JCHS, almost 4 million tenants lived in substandard conditions in 2021. Additionally, many physically adequate rental units still had significant repair needs.Skipping inspections is a major reason why properties end ... read more >>

Integrated Control Technology (ICT) reports that 1 out of 2 tenants don't renew their leases.As a Denver landlord, this statistic is worrisome. If tenants leave, you could have several vacant units.Finding new renters takes ti... read more >>

In a survey done by Lemonade, 63% of renters said they had good or excellent relationships with their landlords. Almost three-fourths consider a good landlord as someone who responds promptly to property issues, so that should be ... read more >>

Once you build up a sizable property portfolio, taking care of your finances can feel like spinning plates. As a landlord, you must manage expenses, create financial reports, and collect rent. Without the right accounting solution... read more >>