Denver Property Management Blog

Many Dallas-area residents are drawn to Denver for its cooler climate, mountain access, and outdoorsy lifestyle. If you’re one of them, welcome to Colorful Colorado! We know you’ll love your new home on Colorado’s Front Range.

Nestled in the southwest corner of Denver, Harvey Park is a family-friendly neighborhood with relatively affordable mid-century modern homes. Harvey Park homes sell for a median price of $500,000, well below Denver’s median of $590,000, and residents have long been drawn to the neighborhood’s quiet vibe. If you’re looking for a suburban feel in the city, Harvey Park could be the perfect fit. In recent years, Harvey Park has garnered attention from renters as well as landlords who recognize the neighborhood’s investment potential. In this blog, we’ll take a deep dive into Harvey Park to help you make informed rental or investment decisions in this exciting Denver neighborhood.

Collecting rent is often seen as the most rewarding aspect of owning rental property. For many landlords, the logistics can become a complex puzzle, especially for those aiming for a truly passive income stream. Understanding the best practices for rent collection can help ensure a smooth operation and maintain positive relationships with tenants. This article will explore various methods of rent collection.

Are you considering moving to Denver? You’re not alone: The Denver metro area’s population has surged in recent decades to more than 3 million, with new residents drawn to its vibrant culture and outdoorsy lifestyle. As a hub for those eager to explore all the Rocky Mountains have to offer, it’s no surprise that Denver is popular among transplants. This year, U.S. News & World Report named the Denver metro area the fifth-hottest housing market in the country. But before you move, there are a few things you should know. In this blog, we’ll cover the city’s lifestyle, neighborhoods, cost of living, climate and more. You’ll be living like a local in no time!

A homeowners association (HOA) is an organization that manages a residential community, typically in a planned development or condominium complex. HOAs are established to enforce community rules, maintain common areas, and enhance property values. In this article, we’ll explain what investors should know about Denver HOAs and whether they can refuse to join when buying rental properties.

Between its easy access to one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in the United States and a thriving city center, it’s no surprise that Denver, Colorado is one of the most popular cities for buying out-of-state rental property.

Did you know that the Centennial State ranks in the top five most pet-friendly states in the US, according to BringFido.com? It should come as no surprise, then, allowing pets in rentals could make your place a hot commodity for prospective renters - but how do landlords benefit from four-legged tenants?

Denver is known as an extremely pet-friendly city, with its abundance of spacious dog parks and restaurants and breweries that welcome pets. In fact, local publication Denverite discovered that the Mile High City had more dogs than children, highlighting the important place furry friends hold in the hearts — and homes — of Denver residents.

As Colorado’s capital and largest city, Denver is bursting with culture, offering spectacular views and opportunities for outdoor recreation no matter which side of the city you’re on. The Mile High City boasts a wide array of wildly diverse neighborhoods to fit every Denverite’s lifestyle, from the young professionals craving vibrant nightlife to the families with young children seeking parks and good schools.

Many DIY landlords in Denver feel challenged by managing rental properties efficiently. Whether it's tenant screening, rent collection, or property upkeep, juggling multiple tasks can be daunting. As the rental market becomes increasingly competitive, landlords require robust tools that streamline these tasks and contribute to more effective property management.