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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Denver land lording
Moving to the denver metro soon and have begun looking at places to house hack, then convert to a full time rental. Going through the eval process now and had a few questions:
1) what's standard for utilities? What, if any, is expected to be paid by tenant?
2) at what point does inventory traditionally pick back up? Seems like march...
I'm sure I'll have a bunch more along the way, but thought I'd get the convo going!
Thanks!
-Kevin