Land Use & Zoning
Colorado's 'short-term rental' ordinances in some municipalities require property owners to:
AA. Only list properties on approved platforms
BB. Obtain a short-term rental license or permit, pay applicable lodging taxes, comply with occupancy and safety requirements, and in some cases, be the primary resident✓ Correct
CC. Get HOA approval for listing on Airbnb
DD. Hire a licensed property manager
Explanation
Many Colorado municipalities have enacted short-term rental regulations requiring operators to: obtain a license/permit, collect and remit lodging taxes (sales and lodging taxes), comply with occupancy limits and safety requirements (smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors), and in some cases (like Denver's owner-occupancy requirement) be the primary resident. Non-compliance can result in fines and license revocation.
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