For investors buying an STR in Colorado
A market-leading short-term rental. Launched for you in 60 days or less. Guaranteed.
A great STR blows traditional rental returns away… but there's a catch. 10% of listings rake in +50% of all revenue, the rest fight for scraps. If you want to beat those odds, you need a partner who already has.
Every listing we've launched beat AirDNA projections by +20% and made it to the top of the pile. Yours is next.
We'll plan, launch, and operate a winning STR, totally done-for-you. We're so confident in our process that we:
- cover lost income if you're not listed by day 60
- charge $0 up front; we only earn when you do
- give you a detailed income projection; accountability on day one
To get that kind of partner in your corner, click below.
We'll underwrite by hand, then share our work on a brief call. No strings attached.
The Cin Cin Inn · Denver metro · first full year
#2 for revenue among similar Denver-area listings per AirDNA
Your property's ceiling is set before your first guest arrives.
Every STR has a ceiling, a maximum the market will pay to stay there. And here's what many first-time owners learn too late: that ceiling isn't set by hustle, customer service, or fancy software after launch. It's set by the asset itself (the layout, the design, the amenities, the photos, the sleep-count) and it's locked in the day your listing goes live.
That makes your launch budget the highest-leverage capital you'll ever deploy on this property. Every dollar either raises the ceiling or is wasted. Spent right, that initial investment compounds through every booking for years. Spent wrong, it builds a weight that will drag you and your returns down with it.
And the danger is asymmetric. Earn below your ceiling, and you can always tweak operations to find more margin. But raising a ceiling after launch means new capex, re-staging, re-shooting, etc. It means paying twice for what should have been done right the first time.
A successful STR launch is 1,000 details stacked on top of one another, so the question that decides this whole project: how do you get them all right?
“Show me the incentive and I'll show you the outcome.”— Charlie Munger
The moment you close on your property, an army shows up at your gates promising answers to that very question.
A designer who bills by the square foot. A furniture rep paid on delivery size. A general contractor with a list of urgent repairs and upgrades. Then come the sales reps, each peddling subscriptions for smart locks, pricing software, and channel managers that are each your “one and only” key to success.
Each of these people mean well, but relying on them leaves you with a problem: they all pull in different directions. The designer optimizes for listing photos, leaving less capital for unseen essentials like HVAC and plumbing. The pricing software chases occupancy while the furniture underneath it is picked for the photo shoot, not for 150 turnovers a year. Don't get us wrong, each of these professionals does their slice well, but nobody optimizes the whole.
Then notice when all of these helpers leave. The designer's last deliverable is the photo shoot. The consultant's is an invoice. The contractor's is a walkthrough. Every one of them is gone by launch day, which is the day that the outcomes of their work start to actually matter. Whatever they got wrong, you find out alone, one complaint at a time, for years.
Why does it work this way? Remember Munger's rule. Every one of the helpers makes money when you spend, and not one makes a dollar more if your property outperforms, or feels the pain with you if it doesn't. In short, they're the house. They get paid whether you win or lose.
Nobody in this industry gets paid when you earn… except you. The person who took the real risk, whose payday depends entirely on the project penciling.
You deserve someone on your side of the table; someone focused on the whole picture.
That someone exists, and it's not just a promise, it's a structure.
We told you at the top: we only get paid when your property earns. No launch fee, no package, no billable hours. Which means every dollar you deploy at setup is directed by the one person whose payday depends on what that dollar produces long-term.
That changes the build. The design isn't a portfolio piece; it's specced to raise your listing's ceiling without compromising durability, turnover speed, or operating costs. The buildout isn't a generic playbook; it's engineered for the exact operating system it's about to run on, because we're the ones who'll be running it.
And it changes the outcome. A new listing gets one honeymoon: the platform's new-listing boost, and the first ten reviews that set its conversion and pricing power for years. In every other model, that's exactly when the handoff happens: builders out, managers in, learning your listing on your guests' time.
Here, the person answering your first guest at 11pm is the person who chose the mattress, set the check-in flow, and designed the experience being reviewed. No “let me check with the owner.” We know every answer before it's asked, because we built the thing being asked about.
We've lived all 1,000 details that make a great STR. Having that in your corner is the difference between gambling on a launch and investing in one.
“Everyone else makes money when you spend. We only make money when you earn.”
AirDNA projected $119K. We did $151K and forced them to change their model.
When I launched Cin Cin Inn, a home in the Denver metro, AirDNA projected it would produce about $119,000 in top-line revenue. In its first full year, it produced $151,301. Roughly 27% above the projection.
Today it ranks #2 for revenue among comparable listings in the entire Denver metro area (on AirDNA's own criteria, not mine). We outperformed so massively that we forced AirDNA to change its model, and raise projections for similar listings in the area.
That's one property and one result — not a promise for your project. But it isn't a fluke either. Results like this come from beginning with the end in mind: every competing interest pulled in one direction, a property built to run like a machine, and one source of truth connecting vendors, guests, and you — so not an ounce of momentum is lost in transmission.
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One more thing. The property-specific underwriting behind those numbers — the same analysis I'll build for you — is the kind of work consultants and market analysts charge serious money for. Yours is free, it's specific to your property, it's yours to keep, and we'll walk you through it live.
The whole deal, in the open.
What you get from us:
The complete setup, launch, and operation of your short-term rental — all of it, end-to-end, in the order it happens:
What we need from you:
$0 upfront. We're only paid when you are. No fees, ever.
That's the whole deal.
If we're late, you get paid.
Live in 60 days, or I pay you the income you're missing from my own pocket.
For every day past 60, I owe you a day of the net operating income your home should have produced, until your listing is actually live. And that daily number isn't hand-wavy — it's the same one we underwrite in your free income projection. A promise without a consequence is just a sentence. This one has an “or else.”
And remember what you risked to get here: nothing. Setup was free, and you paid $0 upfront. The downside is my problem, not yours.
The most expensive decisions are the ones you're about to make.
Here's the uncomfortable math: your ceiling gets set by the decisions you make between closing and launch — and you're in that window right now. Every vendor hire, every furniture order, every contractor invoice, every “essential” piece of smart tech you buy is a ceiling decision you can't unmake without paying twice.
Meanwhile the mortgage is already running. Delay doesn't just invoke carrying costs — it pushes your launch, and your one-time new-listing honeymoon, further from the season that was supposed to pay for it.
The cheapest moment to get this right is before the first setup dollar leaves your account. We take on properties one at a time, so if you're under contract, or about to be, this is the moment to let us run your numbers.
Get your free income projection.
Before you sign anything — a purchase contract, a vendor contract, a management agreement — know what the property actually needs, and what it can actually do. Not a market average or a comp report: a hand-built proforma for your specific address. Projected revenue and operating costs tested against thousands of reps at our other properties, and the number that matters: what you'll keep.
Use it however you like. Pressure-test the deal before you close. Take it to your lender. Hold it up against a management company's pitch. It's the analysis consultants charge real money for — free, specific to your property, and yours to keep either way.
We'll walk through it together on a 15-minute call, so you can push on every assumption and meet the person who'd be operating your property. One warning: the projection shows your ceiling, and the gap between that number and what average operation captures is usually the most expensive line on the page. Closing that gap is the entire job.
Fair questions.
What makes an “operating partner” different from a property manager?+
A property manager is one more member of the army — they take their fee whether or not you profit, and your home is one of hundreds on their books. An operating partner underwrites the asset, designs it, launches it, and runs it — and is paid only on what it produces. One person owns the outcome, and it's the same person you talked to on day one.
Why is setup free? What's the catch?+
Because of how we're paid. We only earn from what your property produces, so the setup is our investment, not your expense — we're betting our own time and work that your property performs. That bet only makes sense because we build to win it. We'll show you the exact structure inside your projection, against your own numbers instead of in the abstract.
How does the 60-day guarantee work?+
Your listing is live in 60 days — or we pay you the projected net operating income you're missing, out of our own pocket, for every day of delay until it is. Combined with $0 upfront, your downside is covered from both ends. We walk through the full mechanics on your projection call.
Do I keep ownership and control?+
Entirely. Your asset, your title, your equity. We are your partner in spirit, but legally the listing, property and profit belong to you.
What exactly is in the free projection?+
A property-specific underwriting of your address: projected revenue, projected operating costs, and projected net operating income — where your ceiling is, and what it takes to reach it. Built by hand, walked through live, yours to keep at no cost.
I already own a short-term rental. Can you help?+
Often, yes. Raising a ceiling after launch is harder than setting it right the first time — but the same projection shows what your listing produces today, what it should produce, and whether the gap justifies a re-launch. If the numbers don't pencil, we'll tell you that too.
How much of my time does this take?+
Almost none, by design. Setup, launch, and operation are done for you end to end, and guest communication never touches your phone. You get owner reporting on a real P&L — read it in five minutes a month, or dig as deep as you like.
Know your number before you sign.
A partner to design, build, launch, and operate your Colorado short-term rental — no service fee, $0 upfront, live in 60 days or the lost income is on us.
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