Property Management Agreement Template - Colorado

A Colorado Property Management Agreement is written up by the owner of a property in order to give another person the authority and legal power to manage a property belonging to the owner. This is convenient for the owner as they lay a handful of the main responsibilities onto the manager and thus saving themselves time.

The property manager will answer for scheduling and organizing viewings for potential tenants, signing contracts with them, resolving any issues or questions that existing tenants may have, and keeping a close eye on the maintenance and general condition of the property - organizing and paying for repairs when they are required. As a reward, the manager will receive financial compensation as agreed between the manager and owner.

To work as a property manager in Colorado with all powers, you ought to have a real estate agent license. If an individual does not have such a license, they are still able to carry out some functions (mainly concerning the maintenance), but these will be limited. The most convenient way to do this is by obtaining an editable template.

A Colorado Property Management Agreement template can be downloaded by clicking the link below.

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