Once you move forward with someone you have vetted and feel comfortable with co-living, you can use the message templates to inform your tenant, upload your lease for e-signing, and collect a deposit and rent.

I have an 6 unit apartment, co-own a brick and mortar and looking for my next thing.

I price my midterm rentals in Denver and Colorado Springs through a blend of rentometer.com, checking out the competition and paying attention to the season.

We don’t co-mingle funds, using business money for personal expenses…we can do owner draws and owner contributions in and out of the business checking account.  

Not sure if this is the right place for this question but my sister and I are submitting an offer on our first small multifamily and need some recommendations on inspectors around Denver, CO.

We're not in Dallas, but we converted our STRs into midterm rentals years ago in Denver and Colorado Springs.

White & Co, a residential property management company for 10 years now.

Our tenants don't seem to mind a security deposit (we charge 1/3 a month's rent), and we've already set up our systems to ensure no co-mingling of security deposit funds and rent (or other personal) funds.Still, I'd love to hear any experiences for good or ill that anyone has had with their services.

Hi @Krysten Zarembski I'm an MTR owner and co-host in Dallas-Fort Worth and Waco, TX!

All three generate leads from insurance claim residents and traveling professionals (medical and the trades).One of the advantages of FF has been that it's forced us to have systems in place to create leases, accept security deposits without co-mingling and provide "live" customer service.