Property Management Blog

Halloween is upon us and with that, many pranksters and trick-or-treaters may try to take advantage of a vacant home. Use these tips and tricks to avert the Hocus Pocus that may arise. Be sure to lock your doors and windows. Turn ... read more >>

In Colorado, property managers are required to be licensed Real Estate Agents. After licensing, the Real Estate Commission requires licensed agents to complete a number of continuing education hours to keep their license current, ... read more >>

Are you prepared for the Colorado winter that is inevitably coming our way? Take these steps to prepare if you haven’t already! Take care of any maintenance issues – we have a 24/7 support team ready to assist you. Cle... read more >>

In the heat of summer, you may be getting ready to put your house up for rent to prepare for the back-to-school rush of move-ins. The more well-maintained a property is, the more profitable it will be; the more likely you will get... read more >>

Tis’ the busy season for moving and renting in Colorado Springs. Many have asked what I can do to speed up the process when applying for a property.Go to credit Karma and do a soft pull on your credit score. Is there anythin... read more >>

Springtime in the Rockies, flowers are blooming, the grass is green and moving is in the air. May starts the busy moving season in Colorado Springs. At A Cut Above we like to give tenants back their security deposit funds. This ar... read more >>

Quick Facts:Water trees, shrubs, lawns and perennials during prolonged dry fall and winter periods to prevent root damage that affects the health of the entire plant. Water only when air and soil temperatures are above 40 degrees ... read more >>

There has been a lot of potential changes to the rental housing industry proposed in the legislation over the last 3 months. Legislators are trying to change what is currently a 3-day demand for nonpayment of rent or other violati... read more >>

Well the cold of winter is upon us, trees and flowers are sleeping. This is the time for Property Managers to rest and prepare for the summer, right? Well part of that is right. This is the time when Property Managers should be pr... read more >>

Fall, a wonderful time of year for some. For Property Managers it means more work. Fall is the time when we schedule all of our homes that have sprinkler systems to be blown out before the first deep freeze. This entails reaching ... read more >>