by Daniel Muldoon | Jul 11, 2024 | Education, Landlord Education, Property Management, Property Management Tips
Colorado Springs tenants are more sophisticated than ever before. They know what’s available across the rental market, and they know what they want in a rental home. If your competition is offering something that you’re not, you can forget attracting the best...
by Daniel Muldoon | Jun 13, 2024 | Education, Landlord Education, Property Management, Property Management Tips
As a Colorado Springs real estate investor and landlord, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is how much to charge for rent. This decision will depend on the market, what your rental property has to offer, and how much competition you’re working...
by Daniel Muldoon | May 9, 2024 | Education, Landlord Education, Property Management Tips, Real Estate Investment
Are you confidently setting a competitive rental rate for your property in Colorado Springs? If you’ve been doing this for a while, you know that your rental value will depend on the market and how it’s performing. Your price will also depend on the competition; if...
by Daniel Muldoon | Apr 11, 2024 | Landlord Education, Property Management, Property Management Tips
Owning rental properties in Colorado Springs is almost always an excellent investment, but real estate also comes with many risks. From property damages to liability claims, landlords need to protect their tenants and their investments. A reliable property insurance...
by Daniel Muldoon | Feb 8, 2024 | Landlord Education, Property Management, Property Management Tips
Finding reliable tenants for your Colorado Springs rental property is one of the best ways to protect your investment property and ensure you have a pleasant, stress-free tenancy. When you identify and place great residents, you also have a better chance of retaining...
by Daniel Muldoon | Jan 11, 2024 | Landlord Education, Property Management, Property Management Tips
Rental property investments have a lot of benefits, especially at tax time. Most of the business and operational expenses associated with your rental property or your building can be deducted for tax purposes when you file. Maybe your property earns you $1,750 in...