I'd love to hear thoughts from other Colorado MTR owners who have tried, failed, and figured out what works.

My wife is a Colorado Realtor now and I do believe that if you want to get top dollar, are new to a market, or out of state it makes sense to list the property with an agent but doesn’t sound like that is your goal here.We knew we were selling slightly below market value to the tenant but didn’t want the hassle, wanted less capital gains tax, and just needed some money for down payment on another property we wanted. 

My wife and I house-hacked our 3br house in Downtown Colorado Springs a couple of years ago through Airbnb.

In addition, people are moving to Cheyenne from Colorado to take advance of lower tax rates. 

I am based out of Colorado Springs, CO.

Would love to connect with some contractors or individuals that have experience in STR and/or construction near Grand Lake, Colorado.

Is there any reason why I should not to be an investor and an agent in the state of Colorado?

Another is about to move to Colorado Springs. 

My wife and I have a dozen STRs in Colorado and one in the 34209 zip code just off AMI in Bradenton, FL.

I was beside myself I mean seriously, that fridge is bigger than the one in my own home.The rental is in Indiana - I'm in Colorado.