Property Owners Ignoring Ban On Short-Term Rentals In Summit County

Name: Property Owners Ignoring Ban On Short-Term Rentals In Summit County
Uploaded: 2020-04-07T01:13:13+00:00
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Description: For weeks now, hotels, motels and all short-term rental operations have been forced to close down by order of the county heath department -- but CBS4 has found

Video Credit: CBS 4 Denver - Duration: 02:38s - Published on April 7, 2020

Property Owners Ignoring Ban On Short-Term Rentals In Summit County

For weeks now, hotels, motels and all short-term rental operations have been forced to close down by order of the county heath department -- but CBS4 has found hundreds of rentals still listed on VRBO.

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Property Owners Ignoring Ban On Short-Term Rentals In Summit County

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