If a legal claim takes place, it is highly likely both the property owner and property manager will be named co-defendants.

I Need to throw Denver CO's hat in the ring too!

I now actually live in Colorado full time and am looking to get started. 

Make sure to open a separate business account for the LLC to avoid co-mingling personal and rental funds.Unless legally required, avoid getting MMLLC as it requires you to file a separate tax return.

@Cody SearsOffering high-ROI renovations, converting garages into apartments, and offering co-living spaces can boost rental income.

I co-host a women’s online investing group for REIA and enjoy talking to people starting out. 

If a realtor has a lender paying for half of their "co-marketing" on Zillow or whatever, theyre probably going to refer that lender regardless of whether it's the right fit.

We help manage Airbnbs for owners like you and found a way to avoid taking a percentage from the cleaning fee by adding our cleaners as Co-hosts with calendar access only.

This is for a friend of mine and I don't know Colorado Law.My buddy has rented a townhouse from a guy for the past 3 years, re-signing a 12 Month Lease in July '24.

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