Owner FAQs

Yes. We are a fully licensed property management company by the State of Colorado and operate in compliance with all industry standards and legal requirements.

Yes. We provide an emergency contact for urgent issues outside normal business hours. Routine inquiries are handled during standard office hours.

Absolutely. We offer (and encourage) direct deposit for owner disbursements to ensure fast and secure transfers.

As your property manager, we handle the lease signing on your behalf unless otherwise requested.

While our sole focus is property management, we have a great referral network that we can provide to discuss available options if you are interested in buying or selling real estate.

Owner disbursements are sent on a regular schedule—typically via direct deposit—after rent has been collected and applicable expenses have been processed.

Tenants can pay rent online or through other approved methods. Late payments are addressed according to the terms outlined in the lease agreement.

Most leases are for a 12-month term, though alternative options may be offered depending on market conditions and owner preference.

Security deposits follow local legal requirements and market standards. The exact amount may vary based on the rental rate and tenant application criteria.

We can begin immediately once management agreements are completed and the property is ready for leasing.

We manage single-family homes and multi-family properties.

Owners receive regular financial statements detailing income, expenses, and maintenance updates. Additional reporting is available upon request.

Security deposits are kept in a designated account in compliance with local and state regulations.

Yes, Colorado House Bill 25-1240 makes it illegal for all landlords, regardless of size, to refuse to rent to someone because they use a housing subsidy like a Section 8 voucher.