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Jason Henning
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Denver Airbnb experts... can this be done?

Jason Henning
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Golden, CO
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Here's the vision: the idea is to put an Airstream travel trailer (a camper) in our backyard and rent it out on Airbnb during the Fall, Winter and Spring. Then in the Summer hit the road with the Airstream and rent our house on Airbnb. Is it possible to make this work legally in Denver? I know in Denver a property can only have a single Short Term Rental (STR) license, but can that license oscillate between the house itself and essentially an auxiliary dwelling unit in the camper? Thoughts? Other considerations?

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Tyler Work
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Tyler Work
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Denver, CO
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@Jason Henning Please come! They are open to the public and STR hosts need more representation. The next meeting is January 30th and they just switched to every other month. The last meeting was dominated by a board member who has a "frat house" operating down the street and I think there is risk the rules get even tighter if hosts and managers stop showing up to the meetings. The city also isn't dumb and realizes this is a huge source of potential tax income so I don't see it becoming outlawed any time soon.

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