Lease & Rental Agreement Colorado

While it can definitely be rewarding, being a landlord in Colorado can also come with plenty of details to manage. Don’t despair; we’ve done the hard work for you, assembling documents that address all your needs, including those unique to Colorado. For example, our Colorado Assist guidelines will advise you that when terminating a tenancy, the minimum time period for serving written notice varies according to the length of the tenancy. Colorado landlords may also want to address marijuana consumption on the leased premises; we provide a marijuana addendum that you can include with your lease.

We can help you in all aspects of renting your Colorado properties, from credit and criminal reports to Q&A forums to directories of local resources. When you’re ready to create a lease or any other document, visit our extensive forms library. There you will find state specific forms, such as our Colorado lease agreement. Your custom lease is available after completing our seven-step lease builder wizard. We can even notify you when your lease agreement is about to expire. If landlording details have you bogged down, you can connect with a local real estate investing club or find an attorney using our directories. Our Performance Calculator makes it easy to analyze your investment. You can use our searchable articles to research any topic or to stay up-to-date on industry trends. We even offer management documents to help keep you organized.

You can trust that we offer the resources and the know-how to help you along the way. While being a landlord in Colorado takes careful consideration, we’re here to help in any way we can. You can even connect with our live chat if you would like to know more about how we are helping Colorado landlords every day!