Working with Jeff at Rental Friends was an absolute game-changer. We had to lease out our 3-bedroom…read morehome in Denver remotely, which felt incredibly daunting, but Jeff made the entire process completely stress-free. He took the reins and seamlessly handled everything from afar, securing fantastic tenants and getting our home leased in just two weeks! His local market knowledge, responsiveness, and professionalism are unmatched. If you are looking to rent out your property in the Denver area, I cannot recommend him highly enough.

I had to leave town while I was in the middle of trying to get my house in Denver rented and Jeff…read morewas a huge help in finding the right renters for my property. He went out of his way to help with getting the new renters settled in and make the process and streamlined and headache-free as possible. I would definitely recommend Rental Friends to home owners trying to get their property rented.

There IS a difference in property management companies. Pioneer is the best property management…read morecompany I've worked with in the Denver area. The bad ones will often overestimate how much your place will get in rent, attract underqualified renters, provide low quality maintenance, and as a result, you have a lot of turnover and unexpected damage to your property. I've been there with other management companies in Denver, including many with allegedly good reviews. The good ones will keep it boring in the best way--consistent, high quality renters, fair market prices, and actual property management that leads to less damage, less turnover, and better care for your property. That's what Pioneer does. They do a great job of attracting qualified tenants who PAY ON TIME. They plan ahead and make your rental property as easy as you had hoped it'd be the day you decided to turn a place into a rental. They're responsive on email and by phone, and they want to do the right thing for you. It has been a night and day difference working with PPM compared to other management companies in the area. If you're a property owner looking to rent out your place in the Denver Metro area, choose them. Your future self and your rental property will thank you for it.

My time renting from Pioneer has been nothing but positive. I've lived in their property for almost…read morethree years, and everything has been handled professionally. Bobbi Salkeld is wonderful and always helps with maintenance requests and questions right away.

I LOVE Lynette and Katherine! For 5+ years they've been amazing at making the hard things easy and…read morekeeping me on track for my home rental. Mold, tree maintenance, solar installation, tough renters, clogged drains, busted appliances...they've been through it all for me. I literally don't know what I'd do without them.

I have no experience with this company except that they seem incapable of sending a code to verify…read moremy request.

I had an amazing experience with Veronica from Vita Locators. She went the extra mile helping me…read morefind a new home. She loaned me a phone charger when I needed one and intervened to help when my application hit a snag. Great experience!

My wife and I were looking for an apartment in the Centennial area, and Erica Johnson really helped…read moreus by giving us a lot of options to choose from. Once we narrowed down our options, she helped us by booking the appointments for the apartments we were interested in. She was on time for our apartments and adjusted to our schedule perfectly. She was very professional and gave us a lot of insight on all the places. She also communicated with the apartment management so we didn't have to. The process was extremely smooth and we found the apartment we wanted! I highly recommend working with Vita and especially with Erica, she takes care of the tenants and always supports any decision we make and gives honest feedback.

Absolutely no complaints, It was such a smooth process! Everyone that works for this company is…read morereally nice, easy going, professional and have excellent customer service skills. From the very beginning that I toured the home to the the application process, to the last point of signing a lease it was an easy going experience. I also read all the great reviews on them so it's obviously many more that feel the same way. This property management company and their staff far surpasses any other company that I've ever done business with. I appreciate you guys here at Keyrenter! Edit: About one year in now at the new place and everything has been amazing! The ladies in the office Elaina, Karla and the other staff are still consistently communicative and nice! The guy that does the inspection was also very nice, showed up on time and had excellent customer service skills. He made sure I didn't have any issues I needed addressed and explained everything he had to get done. Eric the maintenance tech for keyrenter had completed some work needed in the house. He was also super nice, respectful and made sure everything was safe and done thoroughly! Edit: Year two and although I did have a change in property managers it was a smooth transition and I got an awesome new property manager Sophie Deines! She has been super communicative, respectful and very understanding. Any time I have a question she's always been there and overall has been amazing! This company is top notch and honestly never had a rental experience like this that just goes so smoothly. All in all the entire team at Key Renter in nothing short of amazing. If you are looking for a rental I highly recommend going through this company, you'll be glad you did when you see how professional and generous they all are! Thanks to all the Team at Key Renter and Merry Christmas!

I would never, ever, ever recommend Keyrenter to anyone wishing to keep their property liveable,…read moreinsurable, or compliant with local laws. I'll start with the ending: they cost me roughly $65K in damage to my property due to improperly vetting tenants, lack of keeping up with repairs, lack of inspections, lack of transparency, and even lack of giving owner access to the property. Nearly every appliance was broken, I had water leaks, and 3 active fire hazards on the property: the furnace which had the wrong sized filter crammed into it, the dryer vent which hadn't been cleaned in years, and a broken fireplace that was emitting gas. First of all, they will get anyone to rent. Their standards are very low and they do not care if the tenants destroy your property. They also won't fix your property - even if you ask them to and will pay for it - between tenants, leading to ever worsening damage over time. Second, their inspections are all brief walk-throughs, if they do them at all. They claim they even let the tenants "self-inspect". Keyrenter will never let an owner do an inspection with them to get agreement on what is wrong and what needs to be repaired. They do not check your sprinkler to see if it works. They don't check to see if the dryer vent is cleaned. Or if the fridge still works. Or if the microwave isn't just hanging by a thread. When they don't check these things and appropriately charge the tenant upon move out, it all becomes an owner expense. At one point I had multiple broken appliances and was told "Oh that was the previous tenant, not this current tenant" so I couldn't charge the current tenant. Or the previous tenant due to the amount of time that had passed. These things were never reported to me, the owner, and when things like that aren't reported, they continue to degrade. Which attracts tenants who also don't care for the property and it continues to worsen. It's a vicious cycle with the owner left holding the bag. Their inspections are basically just a walkthrough by a third party and not even anyone who "knows" the property and they missed things like roof leaks, ceiling leaks, and water coming into the property through several entry points. They also missed that a new furnace was being damaged because of improper air flow. This was due to their own filter service not providing / using the correct sized filter for the unit. Third, they like to play the incompetence card. When you ask for something to be repaired, they won't do it and then claim "Oh that was 'so-and-so' (someone not with the company any longer). When you ask to see the property, they will wait for days to respond until you give up and then claim they were too busy or missed your request. When you show them how they aren't even keeping the property in compliance with local Denver rental agreement laws, they just 'aw shucks, we didn't know this was the law..." type thing. Well guess what? As the property owner, you ARE on the hook for keeping your property complaint with local laws. It's best to use a Property Management company who knows how to do this and is committed to keeping your property complaint and liveable and you, as the owner, informed. This kind of behavior cost me about $65K in repairs all at once on just about everything in the house. And it cost me several months in lost rent while I had to have the repairs done. And Keyrenter did not care. Very little of this was able to be charged back to the tenants because Keyrenter claimed it was previous tenant damage. They didn't care when I reported the problems initially. And they didn't care when I handed them receipts to show the damage they directly caused to my property that made it unhabitable, and as one realtor put it, a "tear down at this point." And they wouldn't hand over Move In / Move Out inspections so that I could see when the damage occurred. Not that it mattered, because if it was previous tenants who did it, it was unrecoverable at this point anyway. All they care about is that your property is rented and they get their monthly fee. But they will run your property into the ground. If you look on the Better Business Bureau site, there are multiple complaints there too, and I think it's only a matter of time before there is a Class Action or some kind of lawsuit against them. AVOID at all costs.

We contacted Clay Short one day after arriving in Denver to help us find a first floor apartment,…read morewith it's own entrance for small dogs, pool, work out room, etc. Not only did he find ALL of this but he did it in one day's time! We highly recommend contacting Colorado Lease Up - Clay short! Thank you for making our relocation go smoothly as it has!

I cannot say enough about how grateful I am to Clay Short. What makes my experience so unique is…read morethat Clay doesn't even do apartment locating anymore. He works on the developer side now, helping entire buildings lease up and training teams nationwide. Yet despite having moved on from working with individual renters, he still took the time to personally help me, simply as a gesture of goodwill. That alone speaks volumes about his character. I was relocating to Denver from out of state and felt overwhelmed by all the options. Clay immediately helped me re-scope my search, cut through the noise, and focus only on places that actually fit my needs and lifestyle. He pulled walkability data, weighed neighborhood pros and cons, and explained what was worth paying for versus what wasn't. He spared me hours of stress and decision fatigue by narrowing my list down to the best true options. What really set him apart was how personally invested he became in my process. Clay actually went out to the property I was most interested in and FaceTimed me through the unit so I could see it for myself in real time. He also leveraged his deep industry relationships. Because of his years in the business, he happened to know the manager at the building and was able to connect directly on my behalf. Having someone with that level of credibility advocating for me as an individual renter is something you simply don't get anywhere else. On top of that, he gave me candid local insights, such as where I'd find true community, what areas to avoid, even tips about traffic patterns. You'd only get this knowledge from someone who has lived and worked in Denver for decades. He was incredibly thoughtful about aligning the apartment choice with my actual lifestyle, not just the square footage or rent number. All of this he did with zero obligation. Clay didn't have to spend his time walking me through floor plans, checking on rates, or running through lease structures, but he did anyway, because he genuinely wanted me to feel confident with my decision. Clay's professional background is extraordinary (over 22 years of experience, more than 40 successful lease-ups across the country), but what impressed me even more was his humanity. He treated me with patience, respect, and the kind of care you rarely find in this industry. If you're lucky enough to have Clay in your corner, you'll see what I mean. He's one of those rare professionals whose expertise is matched by integrity and generosity. He turned what could have been an exhausting, stressful relocation into a smooth, even enjoyable process. I'd recommend him a hundred times over.

We have had the pleasure of working with Integrity Realty & Property Management since 2013 for our…read moreproperty in Castle Rock, Colorado, and could not be more grateful for their consistent excellence over the years. Their team has operated with professionalism and genuine respect--for both us and for our property. It brings such peace of mind knowing our property is being looked after so diligently. A very special thank you to Dennis P., our property manager, who has exceeded expectations in every possible way. His attention to detail, responsiveness, and commitment to doing things right have made all the difference. He consistently goes above and beyond, and it shows in the way our property has been maintained and managed. It is not easy to entrust your home to others, so we are thankful for their partnership and would recommend them to any homeowner looking for a reliable and honest property management.

I have been using Integrity Realty and Management for a few years now for managing my rental…read moreproperty and they have done an excellent job. They handle any problems that come up with the property, the renters and the rent itself. Michele Garver has been my manager at Integrity and she is on top of all things. She is communicative, easy to work with and answers all my questions. And she calls me back! She and Integrity know the rental market and the laws and have made this process so much easier. I was doing it myself and once I decided to hire them, renting my property became so much easier! Suffice it to say, they have offered me peace of mind as a landlord and that is worth a fortune!

My husband and I have lived at the Kabin Apts. for the past three years and just renewed our lease…read morefor an additional year. There is a new management company for this property and I sincerely think that they are committed to providing a quality experience for their tenants. Haleigh, Liz and Maurice are the front facing team, and have been nothing but professional, responsive, informed and patient during the transition process. The building is clean, parking is convenient, there is an accessible gym, several food and beverage options, property is close to downtown and the bike path and it has a large area where dogs can run free. Just few perks of living at the Kabin.

If you are looking to check this place out please read…read more Take all the other reviews with a grain of salt. As someone who has lived here about 5 months it's not the hellhole the previous people make it sound like. I totally believe they had bad experiences. I've even had some questionable interactions myself, but the previously mentioned issues are going to happen anywhere in this city of Denver. For example: apartment complexes are a thieves prime shopping grounds. And Denver absolutely has other problems as well. The neighborhood is right next to the river, the bike path, as well as being near the Salvation Army resource center. So if you're looking for a suburban utopia this isn't it. Yes there are some oddballs in the neighborhood. It is typical city living that comes with occasional BS. I'm just being honest. If you like art, music, urban living, etc. then the industrial area should suit you. I can pedal to almost anything I'd like to see (on that note I always keep my bike in my apartment and lock it up wherever I go). There are great music venues within a mile or so, and a few choice bars for hanging out, meeting people, eating, watching the games, etc. Larimer street is near and Coors field is a 10 minute pedal. There is nice open area/park right off the bike path. I'd say it's all pretty dog friendly also. Also a mile from the A-line train to downtown or the airport. As far as the complex goes there is a very nice well-equipped gym, a seasonal shipping container swimming pool, a small concrete skate park, and available meeting spaces. There are multiple residences and businesses on the property, including a coffee shop that has their liquor license and Silvia's Kitchen that has great burritos. Plentiful outdoor parking. I should note also that there are a few maintenance/cleaning guys that keep the common areas very clean. There is roaming security that helps to keep an eye on things on the property. They are generally friendly and do their job. The apartments are built average. Imperfect but about 10 years old I believe. The washer/dryer in the unit works fine and is a huge perk. I can hear my loud upstairs neighbor sometimes which is so very annoying. I have a corner unit so that helps. Lots of plusses and minuses. There is a $150/mo amenity fee that covers the gym, pool, security, etc. The $1350 rent turns into $1630 total during the winter months. Lots of heat goes out the garage doors. They split up the trash which is unfair in my opinion. When people move out lots of furniture gets dumped and we all pay for it. I'll stop now but I shopped around for about 2 months to find a place and I chose this one. If I have any significant issues I'll update my review. Hope this helps someone who is extremely hesitant as I was, based upon previous reviews. I basically came by the property to tour and then asked some tenants outside what they thought of the place and it was mostly all positive. I will note that the management is not awful. Seems more like under-staffed. And I can only imagine dealing with certain types of tenants can be exhausting, including those who don't understand how leases work.

Fox property management has been the best property management company I've ever had the pleasure of…read morerenting from. As a millennial, I've done my fair share of cohousing situations and I think that the way that they navigate roommate changes and repairs has been as seamless as possible. There's been a lot of odds and ends work that needed to be done on the property that I lived in and they were always prompt to send out a repair person within 24 hours of a request being sent. They would even follow up with us when we may have let a contractor slip through the cracks. I highly recommend them and all their staff has been nothing but courteous and kind. Claire was my specific point of contact and whatever they are paying her isn't enough for how hard that girl works. She doesn't miss a beat and always makes times for tenant questions or concerns. A rockstar employee for a great woman-owned company.

If I could leave a zero star review, genuinely I would. I have never experienced a more…read moreinefficient, unprofessional, and flat out awful property management company in my life. I've lived in this house for about a year now, and before any of the current situations were even a problem, there was a leak in my ceiling when I moved in and it took them weeks just to fix it before I could move into this place. I had to pay extra at my apartment complex because of that. there have been multiple broken items in this house that they refuse to fix like the dishwasher the fridge in the dryer because they claim they're still "technically functional". This most recent incident was a leak in the ceiling again that we noticed and put in a maintenance request for that took eight days to even be noticed and nobody did anything about to the point where we're at 11:50 PM three days ago there was an actively in my ceiling. It took the 24 hour emergency line 30 minutes to answer for them to tell me that nobody was showing up, but that they would put in a maintenance request in the morning. I had to call the plumbing company on my own to schedule someone to come in because they didn't do it. It is now taking 72 hours for a restoration company to come fix the hole in my ceiling because there has been a miscommunication between every single company that has tried to come out and fix this problem. they will not answer the phone. They will not relay any information and they are genuinely one of the most lazy awful companies I have ever dealt with. on top of all of this without any prior communication they waited until the very last last minute that they could to tell us about our termination of tenancy. You're supposed to give at least a 60 day notice and they waited until that last day of the 60 days with five minutes to spare on their business day and the cherry on top is that they literally taped it on our front door. There was no phone call. There was no email. There was no other way to reach out. They literally taped it on our door. I would rather live in my car than deal with this property management company again and I will be getting my lawyer involved.