Property Management Blog

How Smart Home Technology Can Be A Selling Point

By Aaron Scicchitano Monday, October 24, 2022

This blog will discuss how smart home technology can be a selling point for potential renters. You often judge a house by its looks. But guess what? Now you can also judge it by its IQ. Think smart thermostats, smart lighting, and app-controlled security systems. Smart home techn...

Are Property Management Companies Liable?

By Aaron Scicchitano Sunday, March 27, 2022

Working with a property manager can be a wonderful option for property owners. What level of liability do these groups assume?Turning an investment property into a solid source of income is best accomplished by running a well-managed property, a process that is much easier when w...

How Do I Find the Perfect Property Management Company?

By Aaron Scicchitano Monday, November 16, 2020

Right now the real estate investment market is hot, and if you purchase a home or building in which you need to find tenants, you will inevitably need to find a property manager. What is great about the market that we are in, is that it has created the opportunity for trustworthy...

What Is a 1031 Exchange? | Denver, CO Real Estate Advice

By Aaron Scicchitano Thursday, June 25, 2020

A 1031 exchange allows rental property owners and investors to avoid paying capital gains taxes by reinvesting their earnings when they sell real estate. They have become more popular as owners want to retain the money they’ve earned from their investment properties and def...

Risks and Rewards of Investing in Denver, CO Real Estate

By Aaron Scicchitano Thursday, June 11, 2020

Investing in real estate anywhere is going to bring some great opportunities as well as some complex challenges. The Denver real estate market has its own unique trends and nuances. If you’d like to buy a rental property in Denver – congratulations. This is an excelle...

Raising the Rent for Your Denver Property: What to Know

By Aaron Scicchitano Thursday, May 28, 2020

Rents have been on the rise in Denver over the last few years, and most tenants expect to see their rent increase from year to year when their leases expire and it’s time to decide whether to renew or move on. For Denver landlords, raising the rent has to be strategic. Toda...

How to Identify Normal Home Wear and Tear vs. Tenant Caused Damage

By Aaron Scicchitano Thursday, May 14, 2020

Determining the difference between normal wear and tear and tenant damage can often be subjective. It’s often frustrating for owners, who believe that tenants should pay for every little repair that’s needed after they move out. However, tenants are entitled to normal...

Multi-Family vs. Single Family Investing in Denver

By Aaron Scicchitano Thursday, April 30, 2020

Investing in Denver is smart. This is a market that’s full of opportunities, and regardless of what you’re looking for in the residential real estate market, there are plenty of properties to choose from that will fit and elevate your investment portfolio. But, if you...

How to Diversify your Real Estate Investment Portfolio | Denver Landlord Education

By Aaron Scicchitano Thursday, April 16, 2020

Diversifying an investment portfolio is common advice you hear from investment professionals and financial experts. Why? Because it limits your risk and provides different opportunities. Diversity is also important when it comes to your real estate investments. Smart investors ha...

First Signs to Notice When You Need a Denver Property Manager to Maximize ROI

By Aaron Scicchitano Thursday, April 2, 2020

A good Denver property management company will do more for you than simply place tenants, collect rent, and schedule maintenance. A property manager who is really concerned with your success will help you make decisions and identify opportunities that will allow you to increase t...