All articles about Colorado Investment Property Guide.
Metro district mill levies add $1,360–$5,000+ per year to Front Range properties and don't appear on listing sheets. Here's how to find and calculate them before you make an offer.
Colorado mountain STR investing means navigating Breckenridge zone caps, non-transferable licenses, Summit County basin limits, septic triggers, and wildfire insurance. Here's what you need.
Out-of-state buyers applying national underwriting assumptions to Colorado get burned by metro districts, non-transferable STR licenses, and wildfire insurance. Here's what works.
BiggerPockets is useful but surfaces outdated Colorado advice alongside current guidance. Here's what actually keeps your due diligence current for Colorado-specific traps.
A buyer's agent handles the transaction. They don't calculate metro district mill levies, verify STR license zones, or model insurance crisis costs. Here's the gap.
Denver short-term rental rules explained: primary residence mandate, 185-day occupancy requirement, license enforcement, and the Medium-Term Rental pivot strategy.
Colorado property tax assessment rates for 2026, how mill levies work, metro district surcharges, and the process for filing a property tax protest with the county assessor.
Breckenridge short-term rental license rules: zone caps, non-transferability, annual fees, Summit County regulations, and vacation rental management realities for investors.
Colorado Springs investment property analysis: 4.22% gross yield, military rental demand, Pueblo's 5.58% yield, and what investors need to know before buying.
Colorado septic system costs, Regulation 43 transfer inspection rules, El Paso County requirements, and change-of-use triggers investors must know before closing.
Colorado landlord-tenant law explained for investors: security deposit limits, required disclosures, residential lease rules, and how to stay compliant.
Step-by-step Colorado eviction process timeline: notice periods, FED court filings, HB24-1098 cause requirements, and relocation penalties for landlords.
Colorado 1031 exchange rules for investment property investors: no state-level clawback, deferred gain mechanics, identification deadlines, and LLC ownership considerations.
Denver investment property analysis: rental yields by submarket, metro district tax traps, STR restrictions, and Aurora and Broomfield rental property comparisons.
Colorado wildfire insurance costs, the FAIR Plan backstop, DIC policy requirements, and new HB 25-1182 rights for property investors in high-risk zones.
Colorado radon mitigation costs, testing requirements, and SB23-206 landlord disclosure rules. EPA Zone 1 state — radon is a legal and financial issue for investors.