Property Management Education Blog

If you’ve been a landlord for any period of time, you’ve likely received your fair share of tenant calls requesting a repair that needs to be addressed at your property. Sometimes, tenants offer to make the repair on their own with the request they receive a deductio...

If you’re a landlord who has owned property in Colorado for any period of time, you likely know that one of the biggest challenges in managing Denver rental properties is dealing with maintenance. Keeping up with the many maintenance updates and requests can be challenging,...

As a Denver real estate investor, you may wonder “how often should I inspect my property?” Every month? Every year? Never unless I’m informed of a problem? At Grace Property Management, we’ve inspected a lot of properties, and can offer you some guidance...

If you’re a Denver real estate investor with a vacant property, the most important task you have is to get the property rented quickly -  and to a high quality, long-term tenant! However, there are a few things you should do before showing and renting your vacant prop...

It’s been quite an eventful year for Denver real estate! The state of Colorado recently passed four new laws that significantly affect how Denver landlords and real estate investors manage their rental properties. In our last blog, we gave an overview of four new laws ...

While it may seem like a bizarre question, the team at Grace Management knows the importance of addressing the issue of leaving personal property behind at a rental property. Personal property could include items like drapes, a piano or lawnmower, cleaning supplies, a pool table,...

Landlords and rental property owners often reach out to our team with questions regarding appliances. Appliances can be a sticky subject so we’re here to shed some light on whether or not you should provide them, what appliances we recommend providing and staying away from...

A critical mistake we advise rental property investors NOT to make, is placing a tenant and then forgetting about the property. In this blog, we will cover the best practices for inspecting occupied rental properties. Not only will we cover what to look for in these inspections, ...

If you are a self-managing rental property owner, it’s only a matter of time before you receive the dreaded phone call from your tenant alerting you to a maintenance issue. This could be a faulty appliance, HVAC, or any number of other common home repairs. Often t...