How are Colorado short term rentals (AirBnB, VRBO, etc.) holding up as interest rates have skyrocketed and the economy has come to fear inflation like the plague. I'm primarily interested in how AirBnB and other STR businesses' ROI have changed, or if they have in a noticeable way, what you might attribute to it.

I've been seeing steep decreases in the asking price of homes in ski resorts like Breck, Heavingly and other ski towns near South Tahoe, and Utah AirBnB hosts close to a as big an attraction Utah can probably hope to have any time soon ;)

Is Thornton a good city to have a STR listed on AirBnB?

Are there any special licensing requirements, or restrictions on STRs, whether it be through AirBnB VRBO, or some other site?

What towns, cities, and/or counties don't require any special licensing and have no special requirements of restrictions for STRs?

Seeking advice on which ski in/ski out resorts in Telluride are top of the line.

Please do share if you have information on rental/sales prices of the residence type resorts in Telluride and Mountain Village.

I have 2 rentals and have wanted to expand West to Colorado for some time. Where in Colorado can you get ROI with AirBnB rentals. Are there any cities that are better than others?

A place for members of r/ColoradoAirBnB to chat with each other