Best Realtors & Real Estate Agents for Investors in Colorado

What the best real estate agent for investors brings to a rental purchase

The best real estate agent for investors runs the numbers before the showing: rent, taxes, insurance, HOA rules, repairs and the local rental rules that change the return. REALTOR® Brian Lee Burke, the hardest working man in real estate, and our team of real estate agents at The Kenna Group at Keller Williams DTC help Colorado investors buy and sell rentals, duplexes and small multifamily. If you are looking for an investor-friendly Realtor, ask each agent what they know about construction costs and rental licensing. Ours: Brian spent 13 years as a multifamily construction superintendent. On Oct 25, 2026, 247 residential income properties were listed in the 9 cities below. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

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Why investors work with The Kenna Group

• Licensed since 2003: Brian Lee Burke, Colorado license EA.040035749, team leader of The Kenna Group.
• 1,000+ homes sold with Brian’s group over 20+ years; each of Brian’s 306 closings is listed with its address on his sold-homes page.
• 13 years as a multifamily construction superintendent and 25 in construction: Brian prices the roof, the boiler, the sewer line and the unit turns before you write the offer.
• Distressed and as-is sales: we help buyers with HUD homes, foreclosures and short sales, and run denver-hudhomes.com for HUD home buyers.
• Both sides of the rental: we sell rentals for owners who are done, so we know what a buyer will ask about yours.
• Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC, 6300 S Syracuse Way, Suite 150, Centennial, supervises every contract.

Income properties for sale by city, Oct 25, 2026

Residential income in the MLS means a duplex, triplex or fourplex sold as one property. Detached-house rentals and condos are listed as ordinary homes, so we search those by the numbers instead: price, HOA rental rules and the rent the street supports.

Colorado rental rules an investor's Realtor should know

• Denver rental license. Denver requires a residential rental license, with an inspection, for long-term rentals. Budget the inspection fixes before you close.
• Short-term rentals. Denver licenses short-term rentals only in the host’s primary residence. Colorado Springs, Aurora and most other cities require their own short-term rental permit. Read the city rules and the HOA declaration before you count on nightly rent.
• Security deposits. Colorado caps a security deposit at two months’ rent (SB23-184), and HB25-1249 set new rules for what a landlord can keep.
• Lease renewals. Colorado’s for-cause eviction law (HB24-1098) limits non-renewal once a tenant has been in place 12 months. Plan your exit with that in mind.
• 1031 exchanges. You have 45 days to identify the replacement property and 180 days to close; a qualified intermediary holds the money. Talk to your tax professional before you list the property you are selling.
• HOA rental caps. Many condo and townhome declarations cap the number of rented units or set a minimum lease length.

Call a real estate agent who runs the numbers

Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

The Kenna Group is a real estate group with Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC (Keller Williams DTC), 6300 S Syracuse Way, Suite 150, Centennial, CO 80111, formerly known as Kenna Real Estate Group, serving Denver metro home buyers and sellers.

Disclaimer: We are real estate agents, not attorneys, tax advisers or loan officers. Landlord-tenant, tax and 1031 questions go to your attorney or tax professional; loan terms come from a licensed lender.

Review count and rating from our Google Business Profile, last checked October 2026; BBB rating from bbb.org; closings from the MLS record on Brian Lee Burke's sold-homes page. Listing counts and sold figures come from the MLS on October 25, 2026 and change daily. Equal Housing Opportunity.