By Ben Burnett - Thursday, October 8, 2026

Denver AI Rental Fraud Impacting Both Tenants and Landlords

Key Points AI has made rental fraud cheap, fast, and easy to scale. A convincing fake listing or pay stub now takes seconds, not skill.Housing providers are already seeing it: 84% have encountered fake income documents and 70% have dealt with identity fraud.The question that catches almost all of it is not "does this look real?" but...

By Ben Burnett - Monday, April 27, 2026

The Denver Rental Market in April 2026: What the Headlines Get Wrong and 3 Things Every Investor Sho...

Key Points: Apartment vacancy is elevated, but impacts are concentrated in large multifamily—not small landlords Single-family and small rentals remain stable, with modest rent growth expected New construction is dropping sharply, with demand projected to outpace supply Investors should focus on retention, competitiv...

By Ben Burnett - Monday, March 30, 2026

Do I Need A License For My Rental Property?

Key Points: Rental licensing requirements vary by city Denver, Boulder, and Westminster have the primary licensing programs investors need to know about Property owners risk fines up to $5,000 for noncompliance If you own a rental property in Colorado you may be required to have it registered with your city or county.Many owners are...

By Ben Burnett - Monday, November 10, 2025

Denver Rental Market Update - November 2025

Key Points: Average rent across Denver has slightly increased to $2,087, but a slowdown in the rental market is now affecting all property types. Condos are down $48 month-over-month, single family homes down $140, and vacancies have risen to 4,546 units. Factors impacting the market include economic stress, sales market challenges,...