Property Management Software for Landlords in Denver, CO

Colorado's capital and largest city, and a major Mountain West rental market with a mix of established neighborhoods and newer multifamily development.

Lease generation with Colorado-specific disclosures
Online rent collection with automatic tracking
Tenant screening, maintenance, and a tenant portal

Denver landlords are governed by Colorado state law; some cities also add local ordinances beyond the state baseline. The summary below is Colorado state law — a general starting point, not legal advice — and doesn't capture any Denver-specific ordinances. Verify current rules, including any local ordinances, with an attorney before relying on this for an actual tenancy.

Colorado landlord-tenant law basics

Security deposit limitNo statewide statutory limit
Deposit return deadline30 Days unless lease specifies up to 60 Days days
Entry notice requiredNo statewide statute; reasonable notice recommended
Late fee limitGreater of $50 or 5% of past-due rent; restrictions apply
Rent increase notice60
Eviction notice period10

Full Colorado details, including required disclosures and sources: Colorado landlord-tenant laws →

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