I know they made some changes in late 2019 and are about to pass some new regulations of the platforms themselves.

Rule Number 1: Know the law/regulations.

I know there are lots of question on this site about Denver zoning regulations and their allowance for an ADU and I figured I share my recent experience working with the city and my neighbors on a 'spot rezone' of my primary residence from U-SU-B to U-SU-B1.I bought this house in West Wash Park about a year ago and did a major remodel.

Close enough to activites, but not so close to rick losing good STR regulations.  

The best thing you can do is talk to your representatives so they can learn what their regulations are doing to their constituents. 

Do local regulations prevent you from not renewing leases at the old rate and just going straight to $1,200? 

We are moving more and more into regulation for landlords that will linger long after CoV. 

All the rehabs I have completed with my team have been top to bottom projects that most investors wouldn’t touch, but turned out to be diamonds in the rough... as long as the numbers work, don’t be afraid of a little grunge and hard work.Last pointer, it is always best to get contractors local to your area that are familiar with the township codes regulations, as some are lenient, and others crazy stringent.Hope that helps!...

Lenders are federally regulated.

Regulations are specific to you city so no knowledge of what you need to do with a triplex for STR where you are.