by Emily Walters | Apr 17, 2020 | Denver Property Management Education, Investing in Rental Properties, Property Owner Education
Diversifying an investment portfolio is common advice you hear from investment professionals and financial experts. Why? Because it limits your risk and provides different opportunities. Diversity is also important when it comes to your real estate investments. Smart...
by Emily Walters | Apr 3, 2020 | Denver Property Management Education, Investing in Rental Properties, Property Owner Education
A good Denver property management company will do more for you than simply place tenants, collect rent, and schedule maintenance. A property manager who is really concerned with your success will help you make decisions and identify opportunities that will allow you...
by Emily Walters | Mar 20, 2020 | Denver Property Management Education, Property Owner Education
The process for moving a tenant into your property is not terribly different from the process of moving a tenant out. Inspecting and documenting the condition of the property will be the most critical part of both procedures. However, there are several nuances that...
by Emily Walters | Mar 6, 2020 | Denver Property Management Education, Property Management Inspections
Rental inspections are required when you want to keep your investment home in great condition and be sure that your tenants are following the terms of your lease agreement. We recommend that you inspect your property at least three times in the course of a tenancy;...
by Emily Walters | Feb 21, 2020 | Denver Property Management Education, Property Owner Education, Tenant Education
Deciding whether a landlord or a tenant is responsible for something at the rental property can be tricky, especially if the expectations and responsibilities aren’t clear in the lease agreement. Make sure your rental contract spells out what your tenants need to do...
by Emily Walters | Feb 7, 2020 | Denver Property Management Education, Property Owner Education
There are several reasons that a Denver rental property owner may need to evict a tenant. If your tenant isn’t paying rent, has violated the lease agreement and refuses to fix the problem, or has committed serious crimes at the property, you can cancel the lease...
