Hey Jeremy, I have a Colorado based insurance broker that I use for my investment properties, primary home and umbrella insurance.

@Maroof Mohammed Farooq I have a duplex in Colorado Springs and pay $2,250 a year.

Looking for recommendations on a good insurance broker in CO, ideally in the Colorado Springs/Castle Rock markets.

Ah, there's the rub; I can't liquidate because I still work for the company. 

Love them but don't want to deal with them which I know that shrinks my target market by 70% considering nearly everyone in                 Colorado has a pet     - I tell them in the showing that I am the landlord, live and work remotely in the basement.

Colorado Senate Bill 21-173 was a quasi omnibus renters rights bill that limited the amount of late fees to $50 or 5% of monthly rent, whichever is greater, late fee cannot be charged until 8th calendar day of month (must give 7 calendar days to pay rent), cannot be deemed as additional rent for next monthly rent payment, cannot be deducted from rent payments, cannot be charged interest on and cannot be used as a reason to evict a tenant.This leaves landlords three options, issue an invoice to demand payment, if issued invoice is not paid then bring tenant to small claims court to collect OR deduct all legitimate late fees at end of lease period from the deposit. 

I think bookings are slowing down in a lot of areas because everything is so expensive that people are just trying to survive these days and aren't worried about taking vacation; could just be here though (Colorado Springs).

I am in Colorado, and the syndication fund has investments in multiple states. 

I want to purchase a property in Colorado Springs this summer as either a long-term or midterm rental (traveling nurses, etc…), and I want to know my best chances for finding lenders. 

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