Learn the Airbnb Laws in Colorado Springs

[James Carlson]

Colorado Springs provides a unique investment opportunity through short-term rentals like Airbnb and VRBO.

Unlike many cities along the Front Range like Denver that have either passed restrictions or are considering it, Colorado Springs has no restrictions and -- as of now -- has no plans to do so.

Come grab a drink and learn:

• What kinds of short-term rentals are allowed
• What taxes you need to pay and how to collect them
• How to protect yourself with the right insurance
• Whether the city may change their laws in the future
• Broad overview of best practices for hosting

The event is free, but please RSVP here on Bigger Pockets or register here .

Details?

Airbnb Laws in Colorado Springs
August 23, 2017
6 - 7 p.m.
Jack Quinn's Irish Pub & Restaurant
21 S. Tejon St.
Colorado Springs, CO

[Aaron T.]

I would love to have a VR in CS one day.

[James Carlson]

In the words of our president, that time is WRONG!!

The START TIME IS AT 6 P.M. at Jack Quinn's not 2 in the afternoon. 

(Don't get me wrong, I'm not opposed to drinking and talking Airbnb in the afternoon. But it really cuts down on the attendance numbers.)

[James Carlson]

@Aaron T.

Yeah, the Colorado Springs market is pretty interesting for Airbnb. There are no restrictions right now on operating multiple short-term rentals or vacation rentals. Plus, the appreciation potential in Colorado Springs is pretty good, as it gets the spillover from Denver and the town itself becomes cooler. 

[Aaron T.]

James,

I will be up there for the military in a few months. I will look you up and we can do lunch.