Colorado Property Management Blog

General expectations If the property has a deck, it must be safe. i.e. no water damage, rotting etc. If the property has a fireplace, it must be cleaned and in ...

A third consecutive month of declining national rents isn’t just a renter-friendly data point, it also signals changes that Colorado landlords should prepare for. While Colorado remains one of the ...

National Trends and What They Mean for Denver After years of steep rent increases and mounting affordability pressure, the rental housing industry is approaching “a reckoning year.” For the first ...

Denver’s housing landscape presents a tale of two markets: on the one hand, home sales are showing signs of cooling or stagnation; on the other hand, the rental sector remains ...

Key Takeaways Colorado law mirrors federal fair-housing protections for ESA accommodations. Breed, size, and housing type cannot be used to deny legitimate ESA requests. College and student housing are not ...

Key Takeaways Colorado’s climate adds extra risk to vacant properties, from frozen pipes to hail damage. Regular inspections and maintenance are critical to preserving property value and insurance coverage. Keeping ...