Reputation is the most important aspect to being a successful landlord. A landlord with a good reputation will attract better tenants and allow for fewer vacancies. Having a good reputation will also help you grow your business and make more money. Managing your online reputation...
Listings are a key part of marketing when it comes to rental property - especially when you’ve got a vacancy on your hands. Catching the attention of potential tenants is pivotal in the sea of rental listings, and the best way to do so is...
So, you found a great listing at a great price - congratulations! This just may be the start of a great rental property. But before you go too crazy, don’t forget about your due diligence. That’s right - before you seal the deal, be sure...
The world and how we do business is rapidly changing. There are so many more options for renting and if your process can be completely virtual you will have a greater reach. Virtual showings are incredibly helpful if people are moving from out of state...
Living in a rental property has many advantages. Whether you are saving up to buy, need a place during a transitional time in your life or just like the perks of living more hassle free than a home-owner, renting can be great. However, one of...
In the real estate business, referrals from past clients can make or break your business. If your past clients had an easy, smooth and enjoyable experience you will be at the forefront of their mind when their friends or family need a real estate agent...
The Colorado legislature has proposed a new bill (House Bill 20-1141) that will be detrimental to the Colorado rental market. This proposed bill, while trying to prevent the unethical practices of a small percentage of unscrupulous landlords, will have large negative effects on all landlords,...
Here is a simple question. Would you hand over $200,000 in cash to a stranger after reading a few pages of their website and say, "Here, take care of this for me and don't lose it."? It sounds silly, however that is exactly how many...
The Denver rental market, like all other rental markets around the country, has both excellent and bad tenants. The best tenants pay their rent on time, alert landlords quickly to property problems, treat a rental with care and respect their neighbors. What comes as a...
By Kelly Simons, Assistant Property Manager It’s no surprise that the Denver real estate market is hotter than Snooze’s kitchen griddles on a Saturday morning. Colorado saw roughly 400,000 new residents between 2010 and 2015. While construction companies scramble to build newer housing developments, it hasn’t yet caught...