RE Conference: Know the rules of the road before taking STRs for a spin
BOULDER — Potential profits make the short-term rental market appealing for property owners of all types, but experts urge would-be vacation-home or corporate-apartment owners to learn the nuances of the local regulatory landscape before pouring their hard-earned dollars into an STR investment.
“Do it right, because your neighbors are going to narc on you,” Re/Max of Boulder broker Lisa Wade said Thursday during a panel discussion on STRs at BizWest’s annual Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference.
Local governments take a hard look at short-term rental property owners for a good reason, Boulder County long-range planner Ethan Abner said.
Regulators operate with a philosophy…
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