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Are you interested in Denver real estate investing?
Real Estate Investing Denver Have you read Rich Dad Poor Dad? Robert T. Kiyosaki is the author of this best-selling and controversial book about gaining wealth.
I’m Moving. Do I Rent or Sell My Denver Home?
Wondering what to do with your Denver house when you move out of the area? Sell? Rent? Here is our advice from your leading Denver aurora Property Management Company
Does Denver Real Estate Investing Pay?
We get this question frequently: What can I expect to earn in Denver real estate income from my home rental property in the long run? When people are considering investing in real estate, especially when considering if they should sell or rent their property, the main...
Could your rental home be held hostage?
This happened recently in outside of Fort Collins last month, and sadly, it is not the first time we have heard of rentals and vacant homes being taken hostage by unwanted visitors. There are some tremendous real estate scams out there. Here are a few we have heard of...
3 Asset Protection Tips for Property Owners
Whether you are a homeowner or a landlord or both, you have a tremendous asset in the property you own. And protecting those assets is essential to the goal of increasing value, rather than losing the time and money you have put into the investment of ownership. Just like in the stock market, where you learn a balance in when to buy and sell, protecting the asset that is your property, allows you to keep the most of your money.
The Amazing History of Aurora Colorado
A Real Estate Investor Created The Largest Suburb in Denver Colorado: Aurora Colorado
Ask Us Anything About Being A Landlord For Your Rental Property
You did it. You decided to become a landlord by investing in an income property. The return on investment sounded perfect.
Pets in your Aurora Home rental: Should you allow it?
With an estimated 72% of renters having pets, it seems homes that don’t allow pets are really disallowing themselves from getting, or keeping, renters.
Cut College Housing Costs of Your Student with This Single Strategy
College Board is a nonprofit formed in 1900 as the College Entrance Examination Board. They have done surveys of American colleges and have reported the cost of going to a “moderate” college in 2014-15 averaged about $23,000 dollars a year.