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Denver’s New $5,000 Rental License Fines: What Real Estate Pros Need to Know in 2025
Denver has officially raised the maximum fine for unlicensed rentals from $999 to $5,000—and buyers and agents need to understand what that means. This update breaks down why the city increased penalties, how to verify a rental license, and what buyers should review before purchasing a rental property in 2025.
How To Pass A Lakewood Short-Term Rental Inspection
If you are a property manager or landlord in Lakewood, Colorado, you have likely heard that a new law has been announced pertaining to short-term rental (STR) properties. Set to go into effect on September 1, 2023, this new law will require all STRs to be licensed. Properties must be assessed by a qualified inspector, and they must meet a list of criteria. Once [...]
Navigating a Denver Residential Rental Property License
If you are a Denver landlord or property manager, you are no doubt aware of the Denver Residential Rental License Program. Residential rental property licenses are now required on all multi-family and single-family properties in the city of Denver.There are several steps necessary to get your Denver rental property licensed. Sometimes it can be a bit confusing and overwhelming, but not to worry!At Scott Home [...]
Residential Rental License Programs: Boulder Vs Denver
If you are a property manager or landlord in the Boulder or Denver area, you are certainly aware of residential rental licenses. As a refresher, rental homes in the city of Boulder and city of Denver must meet a list of criteria in order to be deemed safe and habitable. The properties must be inspected by a qualified rental inspector and then the completed [...]
Combustion Closet Rules for Rental License Inspections
Furnaces and water heaters are key elements in any Colorado home. However, being that they are combustion appliances, they can pose safety and health hazards if not configured properly. One of the most common practices in the residential setting is to have these appliances installed in a combustion closet. When it comes to Denver and Boulder rental properties, there are strict guidelines with regards [...]
Electrical Issues That Can Fail a Rental License Inspection
If you are a property manager or rental property owner in Boulder or Denver, you likely know a thing or two about rental licenses. The city of Boulder has required rental licensing for quite some time. And the city of Denver is following in its neighbor's footsteps, making rental licensing mandatory by January 2024 for all rental properties. A rental license inspection is meant [...]
