Colorado Property Management Blog

Why Allowing Pets in Your Rental Property Expands Your Tenant Pool

Why Allowing Pets in Your Rental Property Expands Your Tenant Pool (and Increases Demand)

For many landlords, pets have traditionally been viewed as a risk factor. Concerns about damage, noise, or additional wear and tear often lead property owners to default to “no pets ...
Colorado property management

A Fair Housing Challenge – Marijuana Use

Federal and state laws, which relate to marijuana use in rental housing, present property managers with a fair housing challenge. The increasing diversity of state regulations on marijuana use presents ...

The Denver eviction filing rate is on pace to surpass its previous high by the middle of 2024

As of June 2024, there have been 925 new filings, bringing the total to 7,793 for the year Last year there were 6011 evictions filed in the first six months ...
rental properties

Do rental properties differ from primary residences when it comes to buying?

Whether you're new to real estate investment or a seasoned pro with rental properties, you probably have plenty of questions. A first home purchase is an enormous step and is ...
vacant property management

The secondary market continues to grow in rent rates

Despite the construction of new apartments in pandemic boomtowns, Yardi Matrix's Multifamily Research Bulletin reports strong rent growth in many midsize markets in the Midwest, Northeast and South. A large ...
1031 exchange

1031 Exchanges: What are they and how do they work?

Real estate investors looking for ways to combat next year's tax bill with rental property tax benefits are probably in the rearview mirror now that tax time has passed. You ...