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Alamosa Property Management
Long-term rental management for Alamosa and the San Luis Valley, from our office on Main Street.
Renting out a home in Alamosa
Inside Alamosa city limits, one city office handles water, sewer and trash. That keeps things simple, but the City has its own rules on accounts and lawn watering. Here is what you should know as the owner of a rental there.
The City provides all three. Water and sewer service is only for properties inside city limits. Read the city utilities page.
A new utility account starts with an application. You turn it in at City Hall, 300 Hunt Ave. The City asks for a deposit on new accounts.
Odd and even addresses water on different days, in the evening or morning only. No one waters on Mondays. The City starts with a warning on the door, and violations bring fines. See the city watering schedule.
Trash goes in the City cart. If a cart goes missing, the City adds a replacement fee to the utility bill. See the city trash page.
Our Alamosa move-in page lists Xcel Energy for electric and natural gas, plus local propane suppliers for homes that use it. The lease spells out which accounts the tenant opens in their own name.
Find us at 609 Main St, Alamosa, CO 81101. Our Contact page has the walk-in times and office hours.
Before you list an Alamosa home
Only City employees may turn the water on or off at the meter box, so any shutoff at the meter goes through the City. A home outside city limits cannot get City water or sewer. The City's water page also points to the East Alamosa Water and Sanitation District, a separate district. We sort out which one serves your address, and who waters the lawn, before a tenant signs. Source: the city water and wastewater page.
What we handle for Alamosa owners
Listing
We post your rental on the big rental websites.
Applicant checks
Each application gets a background and money check.
Rent collection
Rent comes in through us and goes out to you by ACH.
Maintenance
We call local vendors and look over the finished job.
Home checks
Inspections on the schedule your plan sets.
Owner reports
Monthly numbers you can open in the Owner Portal.
Evictions
Done by the book when there is no other way.
Compliance
Colorado rental rules change. Staying current is our job.
For an Alamosa home, that also means getting the City utility accounts, the watering days and any propane service lined up before move-in day.
We only take long-term rentals, so no vacation or short-term rentals. There is no Eclipse repair crew either. Local independent vendors do the repairs, and our office coordinates them.
See how each service works
More of the San Luis Valley
Our Main Street office also manages homes in Del Norte and La Jara. Monte Vista has its own page with the city's water and propane details.
How to get started with your Alamosa rental
- First
Request a free rental analysis
Send us a few details about the home. Every new owner request goes straight to Chuck Kelley, our Broker/Owner. Get a Free Rental Analysis.
- Next
Check our terms and pricing
You can read our management agreement and every fee before we ever talk money: read before you sign and pricing.
- Then
Hand off the Alamosa details
Bring the keys, your City utility account information and whether the home heats with propane. The Main Street office handles the rest.
Want to rent in Alamosa?
Our open homes in the San Luis Valley are all on available rentals. Moving in soon? Getting started in Alamosa covers utilities, propane and internet.
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Thinking about hiring a manager for your Alamosa rental?
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New owners: Chuck Kelley, Broker/Owner
chuck@renteclipse.com
Book a call with Chuck
Alamosa office
609 Main St
Alamosa, CO 81101
719.581.RENT
