Owner Resources
Helpful Tools and Resources for Rental Property Owners
We make rental ownership easier with practical tools, helpful links, and easy access to the information you need. Our Longmont owner resources page is designed to help landlords and rental property owners stay organized, informed, and confident while managing their investment.
Resources
Utility Providers
Longmont Utility Billing: (303) 651-8664
City of Longmont Power & Communications: (303) 651-8386
City of Boulder Utility Department: (303) 441-3200
City of Lafayette Utility Billing: (303) 665-5588
City of Louisville Utility Billing: (303) 335-4501
City of Loveland Utility Billing: (303) 962-2111
Town of Frederick: (303) 288-2100
Town of Berthoud: (970) 532-2643
XCEL Energy: (800) 895-4999
United Power: (303) 637-1300
Black Hills Energy (gas): (888) 890-5554
Poudre Valley REA: (800) 432-1012
Left Hand Water District: (303) 530-4200
Longs Peak Water District: (303) 776-3847
Sewer: St. Vrain Sanitation District: (303) 776-9570
Thinking About Becoming a Landlord? Start Smarter
Owning rental property can be a powerful long-term investment — but success depends on the systems you build from the start. From tenant placement and lease strategy to maintenance, inspections, and profitability, the right approach can make all the difference.
If you are new to rental ownership, educational resources like Landlord Like an Engineer can help you understand how to reduce headaches, protect your investment, and build a more profitable rental property strategy.
The results have been clear when profits have been realized and reinvested (without hesitation) into more real estate.
In Landlord Like an Engineer, you’ll learn his proven approach to:
- Optimize your rental property to maximize your revenue potential.
- Scrutinize the resident selection process.
- Handle inspections, damages, security deposits, and evictions to avoid headaches.
- Leverage technology and specifics in your lease agreements for efficiency.
- Vet and retain the most essential contractors.
- Manage a short-term rental property, which is more like running a hotel.
- Hire a property manager to save time and increase profits.
- And more!
If you’ve realized that being a landlord has both incredible potential and mind-numbing pitfalls, Landlord Like an Engineer is your practical guide for success and profit.
Richard Sturtevant
Richard came from humble beginnings, burning his own firewood to heat his family’s home.
Born and bred an engineer by trade,The characteristics he brought into real estate met his desire to find a home in management… with excellent results.
It wasn’t long before he started making income in his real estate investments.
“The big problem I look to solve as an engineer-turned-landlord is how to optimize a real estate investment to consistently generate the most profit with the least headaches.”
