This is actually true, and something most investors don't think about when they either purchase or use a SFH for co-living purposes.  

I don't live in Colorado (and am not a lawyer) but I would be shocked if you need such a clause.

In other words, you have a rental in Colorado and have an LLC also registered in Colorado.

Within the next two months, my husband and I will be opening our first Airbnb in Denver, CO and we hope to be obtaining our second property within a year or so.Truly it is all about where and who you get your information from because look at it like this: I could watch a Youtube video and read books about heart surgery.

Maybe if you get lucky you can flip it to an investor and title co is able to get mortgage and payoff info without details from the real owner or you can bribe that owner to give you their details for $1000 and sign an authorization to talk to mortgage company.

https://www.thumbtack.com/co/denver/interior-designers/bs-creative/service/424723530653843480?

Wow, good to know about Lewis Co.  

It appears that you are not but are co-hosting or arbitraging the property.

I have several liens in Colorado currently.

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