In an effort to hold landlords responsible for providing safe living spaces for their tenants, The City and County of Denver have new licensing requirements for property managers. One of the main steps of this licensing program is that each rental property be required to pass an inspection by a qualified, third-party inspector. Andy Rhodes, CEO of Colorado Complete Inspections (CCI), states, “An experienced inspection like CCI will walk you through the entire process from start to finish to make the fulfilling the licensing requirements as smooth as possible.”
The house inspection includes these main steps:
Step 1: Work through the pre-inspection checklist to prepare for the inspection
Step 2: Complete the inspection and receive a detailed list of needed fixes
Step 3: Request reinspection after needed fixes are completed
Step 4: Pass the inspection and obtain the documentation required for licensing
At the start of January 2023, a license is required for anyone renting a property consisting of two or more rental dwelling units on a single parcel. Starting Jan. 1, 2024, a license will be required for rental properties consisting of one or more rental dwelling units on a single parcel. Licenses will need to be renewed once every four years unless there is a change in ownership.
For any questions about landlord licensing requirements and the inspection process, please contact
CCI, Colorado Complete Inspections
Andy Rhodes, CEO
5600 Greenwood Plaza Blvd, Ste 100 Greenwood Village, CO 80111
Phone: (303) 557-7235
Email: admin@myccipro.com