Experience the benefits of third-party negotiation when you partner with Cobalt Creek Property Management in Denver, Colorado. Managing renter conflicts is an inevitable task for landlords, and the drama these conflicts create can make less involved neighbors miserable. Landlord-tenant negotiations are even stickier because, even though it’s your property, it’s your tenants home. Our staff is trained to help with these kinds of conflicts and resolving them before they are brought to court. Benefits Of Mediation Whether it’s used to manage tenant complaints or to […]
Read More →At Cobalt Creek Property Management, we want to help all of our Denver, CO area landlords and property investors get the most out of their properties, so we’ve put together a list of property management tips for house flippers and investors. Whether you’re committed to a long-term investment or you want to get the most out of something temporary, our team has the resources and experience to help you achieve your goals. What Do House Flippers And Investors Have In Common? Traditional real estate investing […]
Read More →If you’re wondering if it’s time to raise the rent on your Denver area rental properties, the experts at Cobalt Creek Property Management can help you find the answer. Asking for money is not an easy task for any landlord. You worry that your tenants aren’t going to be happy about it or that you’ll lose some valuable, long-term tenants in the process. Raising rent, however, may be beneficial and even necessary for your property to keep generating revenue. Our staff can help you with […]
Read More →Denver rental prices are rising, and at Cobalt Creek Property Management, we can help you determine your rental property pricing in Colorado. Recent rental market analyses show that the average rent in Denver is soaring. This might just be the best time to raise your rental prices or sign a new lease with your tenant. Determining Rental Values Can Be A Challenge Navigating the difference in pricing from Harvey Park and Harvey Park South, or between Congress Park and Baker can be a massive undertaking […]
Read More →Avoiding popular online rental scams is a growing problem across the country, but when you partner with Cobalt Creek Property Management in Denver, you get a team of local experts by your side. Avoiding rental fraud requires a sharp eye, a healthy amount of fact-checking, and, most importantly, time. Let us spare you these headaches. Most Common Rental Scams Online rental scams are engineered to look like legitimate rental listings, which is why so many people fall for them. While criminals use a variety of […]
Read More →If you own rental property in Denver, let Cobalt Creek Property Management help you make the most out of the Denver rental housing market in 2018. Are you really getting all you can out of your investment this year? If you’re moving away, consider putting your property up for rent instead of selling it. The rental housing market is booming, and with Cobalt Creek Property Management, you can enjoy being a landlord without the headaches. The Denver Market Is Hot Housing market statistics show that […]
Read More →At Cobalt Creek Property Management of Denver, Colorado we want to help you increase your resident retention rate. For those who see renting as the status quo, providing a reliable management system will give them reason enough to renew their lease. Benefits Of Tenant Retention There are many reasons slowing tenant turnover is a benefit to you as a landlord. We list just a few for you here: Reduced loss of rental income. More cost efficient overall. Happy long-term tenants give positive word-of-mouth advertising Increase […]
Read More →Having a pet-friendly rental property in Denver has its pros and cons. At Cobalt Creek Property Management, we know that owning a rental unit or building comes with a variety of annual maintenance requirements whether you allow animals or don’t allow animals. Some property owners may think that allowing dogs, cats, or other pets into their rental units will increase the amount of maintenance work and is more of a hassle than it’s worth. But research shows that prospective renters who own dogs or cats […]
Read More →How Much Will My Home Rent For in Denver? A lot of homeowners find themselves asking that question. Many people these days are using rental properties as an additional form of income. Instead of selling their home outright when ready to move, they are taking the option of turning their house into a rental property. This decision comes with challenges and decisions to be made. What Can I Charge For Rent In Denver? When deciding what to charge for rent, there are several factors to consider. […]
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