Are you thinking of buying an investment property in Denver, CO? Denver has shown unwavering signs of rapid growth through the years among metro areas in the US. It also earns a spot in the top ten areas that delivers high quality of life. It’s no surprise then that a lot of prospective real estate…

A lease agreement legally ties a landlord to a tenant for a specific period of time, as stated on the lease. Often, this period ranges from between six months and a year, and during this entire time, both parties must abide by all the terms of this agreement. But Colorado tenants can break their lease…

The growing popularity of Airbnb makes short-term rental a very lucrative business. Airbnb reported that the annual income of US Airbnb hosts reached up to $13,800. That is an 85% increase from the host’s yearly income in 2019. But learning how to earn on Airbnb and other short-term rentals is not as easy as ABC. Managing a…

A tenant has an obligation to abide by all terms of the lease. Such as paying rent on time, abiding by the rental policies, caring for the premises, and using the premises for rightful purposes. While most tenants a landlord rents to in Colorado will often cooperate fully, some won’t. And when worse comes to…

Colorado security deposit law regarding security deposits is set up to protect both the landlord and tenants through the storage and use of a security deposit. So, as a landlord, you must follow these rules whenever you ask for a security deposit from your tenant. With this in mind, we at Whole PM have put…

In Colorado, lease agreements between landlords and tenants can take two different forms: oral or written. Once the agreement has been established, both parties obtain certain rights and are responsible under Colorado’s Landlord-Tenant Law (C.R.S. Title 38, Art. 12). Whether you’ve just broken into being a landlord or you are a seasoned real estate investor,…