Thinking of Investment Property? Know the Regulations in your City!
Thinking of Investment Property? Know the Regulations in your City!

Thinking of Investment Property? Know the Regulations in your City!

Buying an investment property to rent long-term or short-term can be a smart investment. However, it is incredibly important for you to research the local municipality rules on short-term rentals and to understand any HOA rules for rentals of any kind. We are providing some resources below for many of the municipalities in the Denver Metro area. Once you are successfully under contract on your investment property, you will receive a copy of the HOA documents which will outline the rules for rentals in that community. It’s important to begin your research early to ensure to focus your search in an area that provides for your goals.

Cities with established rules:

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Arvada

Aurora

Boulder

Broomfield

Castle Rock

Denver

Edgewater

Englewood

Golden

Greenwood Village

Longmont

Northglenn

 

Cities currently working on regulations: 

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Thornton

Wheat Ridge

Westminster

 

Cities not allowing short-term rentals:

Lafayette

Morrison

Parker

We are unable to locate specific regulation for or against short-term rentals:

Brighton

Centennial

Commerce City

Dacono

Erie

Firestone

Frederick

Glendale

Highlands Ranch (HRCA doesn’t appear to allow short-term rentals)c