Every week, the folks at All County® work hard for our owners and residents. Emergency phone calls come in at all hours. We receive requests for maintenance, schedule the jobs, and check up on the repairs. We rent new properties and advertise the properties we have. Here are some of the things that happen in one week for a property manager. Continue reading →
Colorado Springs Blog
November 2019 Local Real Estate Stats Colorado Springs: The PPAR Colorado Springs real estate market has continued to be a seller’s market this November. That means that people who are selling a home have the advantage over those that are trying to buy. Continue reading →
If you have investment properties and have rented them out, you know the problems that come from not being able to collect rent on time. You not only have to cover the mortgage payment yourself, you have to spend time to go about collecting the rent. This can be costly and irritating. Here’s how to collect your rent on time. Continue reading →
October 2019 Local Real Estate Stats Colorado Springs: The PPAR Colorado Springs real estate market has moved into a seller’s market this October. That means that people who are selling a home have the advantage over those that are trying to buy. Continue reading →
If you trust your property manager, you’re set. You know that he will take care of your property, so it retains it’s value. You know you’ll have tenants paying you, and those tenants are good people. You know you can access your account at any time to check on your investment. But how do you know if you can trust your property manager? Continue reading →
September 2019 Local Real Estate Stats Colorado Springs: What does the real estate market in September tell us about rental homes? Home prices are still rising and there are less active listings in the Colorado Springs metro area. This means more people are having trouble affording to buy a new home, and the PPAR market needs more rental homes. Continue reading →
It’s fall, and we can look forward to turning leaves, trick-or-treating, and football weather. But a long with the good comes the work, especially if you own a rental property. If you don’t have a good property manager working for you, it’s important to inspect your rental property before cold weather comes. If things are not prepared, damage and safety issues can cause you and your tenant problems. Safety issues can endanger your tenant’s health, as well. Make sure you take at least the following 10 Steps to prepare your rental property for cold weather before the 1st freeze hits your neighborhood. Continue reading →
August 2019 Local Real Estate Stats Colorado Springs: What does the real estate market in August tell us about rental homes? Home prices are still rising and there are less active listings in the Colorado Springs metro area. This means more people are having trouble affording to buy a new home, and the PPAR market needs more rental homes. Continue reading →
All County® Colorado Springs takes property management seriously. We study and enforce the standards of professionalism expected in our field. Here are the property management standards of professionalism that we take an oath to follow. The 1st article of the property management standards of professionalism addresses the property manager’s responsibility to protect the public. Continue reading →
August Colorado Springs NARPM Chapter Meeting
August Colorado Springs NARPM Chapter Meeting: As a company, we know that the better property managers we are, the better we can serve our owners and residents. One of the ways we accomplish that is by keeping our NARPM (National Association of Residential Property Managers) membership current, and staying active in the organization. Continue reading →