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All Forum Posts by: Mike Dumont

Mike Dumont has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

I used to require completed applications (free) to do showings so as to not waste my time.   As things moved slower and maybe missed out on some good tenants not wanting to participate in that process. Now I do showings with a modest phone call - text - pre-qualification (make sure they read your ad - big problem today).  By removing barriers to entry you may get more leads  consequently you will also waste more of your or your teams time.  One other tip is to let your listings expire and re-list that makes them not appear as 'aged and stale' - power users will check history and notice but you may get the attention of some and those that have recently setup alerts.  

Post: Looking for a partner

Mike DumontPosted
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Lost me at 'bowling people'  There is no useful information here.  

Lurker here for years, 24 doors across 8 properties all LTR in Colorado mountains.    Colorado is evolving very fast with some new laws such as the 'Just Cause Eviction' -  HB-1098 effective now.  Can't say I'm a fan and see this as frame work for rent control which is likely next.     It's getting harder to want to be a landlord in this state.  

Here is link to direct bill: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/2024a_1098_sign...

Basically now you need 90 days notice for non-renewals with specific reasons so I wanted to hear how other investors are changing leases to take into account this new bill.   We focus on year leases and sometimes allow existing long term tenants to do shorter renewals if they're nearing the end of tenancy and moving or what not.   We use a 30 day notice clause where tenants give renewal decisions 30 days before lease expiration.  With new law I feel there are flaws with our lease structure with the 30 day renewal period.   On page 10 of the above bill it says if tenants refuse to sign a new lease 90 day notice is required for a Just Cause Eviction.  So....  are you asking your tenants to renew 90 days out and starting Just Cause ?  I think this will not be popular with some tenants as they aren't planning that far ahead?  How are others thinking about this and structuring their leases?  

Feels good to make an account and join the conversation,  

Mike