Rent payments are the primary source of income that landlords have from their rental business. Therefore, when a rental property is vacant for a longer period of time than is necessary, it affects a landlord's ability to generate income.A key task for a landlord is to attract...
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While being a landlord and owning investment property in Denver is a great way to earn passive income, it's a tough job. You'll encounter additional expenses, risks when renting to tenants, and other daily hassles. However, there are different ways that you can make being...
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The cost of replacing a tenant is extremely high. The average amount a landlord spends on tenant turnover is almost $4,000. It can sometimes take a property manager or landlord over a year to recoup that cost. Long-term tenants are key to maximizing your income on your renta...
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Did you know that the median Denver home sale price in 2022 was more than nine percent higher than in 2021?Even with some signs indicating that the market might slow, real estate prices are still high. Prices for buying aren't the only ones rising, as rental prices have also ...
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Denver has a renter percentage of almost 50%. That's a lot of people who are living in (and looking for) rental properties to call home. Because of this, real estate investing in Denver is quite lucrative. New landlords have a lot to learn when it comes to managing their...
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Make money off of the Mile High City! The median rent of a one-bedroom apartment in Denver is nearly $1,800. If you have 10 tenants and you get rent from them every month, you will make more than $200,000 a year. However, rent collection is harder than it looks. Many tenants...
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With inflation on the rise, your dollars don't stretch quite as far as they did even a year ago. So, it's not a surprise that more than one person is looking for passive income and side hustle options. In recent years, real estate investing has proven a popular choice for...
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The Section 8 Housing program was established in 1974 to provide rental assistance for those struggling to afford it. This program still helps millions of people today.Section 8 falls into a strange legal category, though, because it's not fully protected by federal law. What...
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Did you know that 36% of Americans are renters while the rest are homeowners?Becoming a landlord is a lucrative opportunity since the demand for rental units is so high. If you like the idea of creating a big stream of income without adding tons of work to your plate, then hiring...
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The United States is a country of pet lovers. According to the American Pet Products Association, around 70% of households own a pet. This love for animals is evident in the fact that many landlords today allow tenants to keep pets in their rental properties.There are a number of...
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