You can plan on having some regulatory stability for at least the foreseeable future, and there is pretty good demand for short-term rentals in the town.

The house is within 5 feet of the property line, so there is a setback issue.Below looks positive to show that the boundaries are not encroached, but i realize that they are not the actual plats and final say...

They are on hold because of this set back, and I believe that this post was probably frustration.

They have been in business since the late 70s and have never had any regulatory issues.

I am sure someone here has dealt with this type of property in Chicago.Just reaching out to get in front of any set backs or hurdles.

I’m interested to know what the community thinks about my current contractual setback.

I’m interested to know what the community thinks about my current contractual setback.

The returns aren't quite as good as Denver, but they're still good, and the prices are lower in the Springs.And of course, the big reason we like it down there is because the regulatory environment is friendly to Airbnb/VRBO and short-term rentals.

Houses are a lot bigger, more complex, and depend on many other people and regulatory bodies.

They are distorted at best.So contrary to your lies and attempts to defame us on Bigger Pockets above “NO” we have never been the subject of an American Greed episode or any type of illegal activity or regulatory action against us.