Vacant homes could be taxed in Colorado to pay for affordable housing under lawmakers’ proposal - SummitDaily.com
Summary
A proposal in Colorado suggests taxing vacant homes to fund affordable housing initiatives. This could impact short-term rental hosts, especially those with properties that are unoccupied for extended periods. The potential for new taxes warrants attention for financial planning and compliance within the state's STR market.
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