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Grant Shipman
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Estes Park, CO
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CoLiving Property Management That Works

Grant Shipman
Pro Member
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Estes Park, CO
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Coliving or Rent-By-The-Room rental properties are known for high turn over, tenant drama, and property damage.  Who else wants to join with me in setting a new standard here?!  Over the past 22 years I've refined how to manage coliving properties borrowing from the wisdom/tradition of subcultures who have done this for centuries.  It's clear to me that if there is high turnover, drama, property damage it has nothing to do with the type of rental strategy but the quality of its execution.  Who else is with me here?  Please share thought, questions, challenges, etc.  Time to turn the tides! 

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