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Barnum Neighborhood in Denver

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I am looking at a home in the Barnum neighborhood in Denver and am wondering if any investors in Colorado have insights on the area? The home has a separate studio in the back for rental income with solid rental history but I am still trying to get a sense of the likelihood of consistency in renting it out as a short term or mid term rental. 

Thanks in advance for any insights! 

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James Carlson
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@Holly Radice

Barnum's a great place to buy. It's one of the last few "affordable" areas near downtown Denver.

Are you buying as a primary residence, looking to house-hack with the studio out back? If so, be sure the studio was permitted. 

I see a lot of fly-by-night structures in Barnum (and Valverde and Westwood). I say that because you'll need to either get an STR license if you want to run an Airbnb in that. Or you'll have to get a landlord license if you run an LTR. Either way, the city may flag a rental structure that wasn't permitted.

Good luck!

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