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Consequences of running a STR when not allowed by city?

Kylie Tollios
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I, like many others in Denver metro, would love to operate a STR (preferably non-owner occupied). Most cities don't allow STR (yet) or mandate they are owner-occupied, but looking on Airbnb, there are plenty of people doing it (I would assume illegally). I can't find anything that states the consequences if you get caught (or how they would find you). Anyone have any insight? Thanks!

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Why take the risk? If it's illegal don't do it.

Might be a fine today and jail tomorrow. Don't build a house on quicksand and hope for the best.

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