Denver Property Management Blog

The Warranty of Habitability: What does this mean?

By Lizz Walters Monday, April 7, 2025

The Warranty of Habitability is the Law that requires landlords to keep their rental properties safe and livable. It's an implied warranty that applies to residential leases, such as apartments and houses. In the State of Colorado, every landlord is required to fulfill c...

Maximize Your Rental Property Tax Deductions in Denver: A Guide for Property Owners

By Lizz Walters Friday, April 4, 2025

Owning a rental property in Denver is a great way to build wealth, but many landlords overlook tax deductions that can increase their cash flow. At Walters & Company Property Management, we help Denver property owners maximize their rental income while handling all aspe...

Understanding Your 1099-MISC and Annual Cash Flow Statement

By Lizz Walters Monday, March 3, 2025

As a Denver Area rental property owner, tax season can feel overwhelming—but at Walters and Company Property Management, we aim to make it easier for you. Each year, by January 31st, we provide you with two important documents: Your 1099-MISC Form Y...

ESA and Service Animals

By Lizz Walters Monday, February 24, 2025

Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) and Service Animals (SAs) serve different roles and are regulated differently under federal and state laws. Here’s a breakdown of the key differences between ESA and Service Animal regulations:The topic of service and support animals is comp...

Accepting Pets: Pros and Cons

By Lizz Walters Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Deciding whether to accept pets in your Denver, Colorado rental property involves balancing financial benefits and potential risks. Here's a breakdown of the pros and cons of accepting pets versus not accepting them.Accepting PetsProsConsLarger Tenant PoolMany renters in the ...

4 Tips for Successful Lease Renewals in Denver, CO

By Lizz Walters Tuesday, January 21, 2025

According to an April 2024 article from Denverite.com, over 24,000 apartments in the Denver area were vacant during the first quarter of 2024.One of the last things you want for your Denver rentals is to become part of the group above. However, they can be if you're not imple...

A Landlord’s Guide to Colorado's 2024 Legislative Changes

By Lizz Walters Monday, January 13, 2025

As we enter 2025, several significant legislative changes will affect property owners and landlords. These laws have far-reaching implications, from recreational land use to residential property regulations. Here's an overview of the bills. HB24-1098: Cause Required for...

Effective Strategies for Rent Collection Success in Denver, CO

By Lizz Walters Tuesday, January 7, 2025

Have you decided to become a landlord and rent out your property in Denver, Colorado? If so, you're on the right financial track. At the time of this writing, ZipRecruiter.com reports that Mile High City landlords make an annual average income of $89,836, with the top 4% even...

A Quick Guide to Property Management Fees in Denver, CO

By Lizz Walters Saturday, December 21, 2024

Colorado is a popular place for many people to relocate to. According to KDVR.com, around 264,500 people move to the state each year. Many of these people and their families look for rental homes to settle down in, making it a great place to own an investment property.While renti...

5 Key Property Manager Duties in Denver, CO

By Lizz Walters Saturday, December 7, 2024

According to Rent Café, the average rental unit in Denver costs a little over $2,000. But with that cost, tenants expect a certain level of quality care. Understanding key property manager duties is essential for maximizing your property's success.Join us as we take a ...