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Can Your Texas HOA Ban Short-Term Rentals? What Homeowners Need to Know in 2026

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If you own property in Texas and have thought about listing it on Airbnb or VRBO, or with a professional property management company like SkyRun Galveston, you’ve probably wondered whether your HOA can stop you. The short answer? It depends entirely on what your deed restrictions actually say. For years, HOAs across Texas have tried … Read more

Grand County STR Regulations Guide | Short-Term Rental Rules by Municipality

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Short-Term Rental Rules by Municipality in Colorado If you own or are considering purchasing—a short-term rental in Grand County, Colorado, understanding local regulations is essential. Each municipality has its own licensing process, fee structure, and compliance requirements that directly impact your operating costs and ability to rent. This guide breaks down short-term rental (STR) regulations … Read more

Can You Legally Airbnb Your House in Denver? Short-Term Rental Rules Explained (2026)

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If you’re thinking about turning your Denver home into an Airbnb (short-term rental), one of the first questions is: Can I actually do this legally? The answer is yes — but with important restrictions. Denver has specific short-term rental (STR) rules, and understanding them upfront is critical. Getting this wrong can lead to fines, listing … Read more

What the Vacasa + Casago Merger Means for Breckenridge Property Management

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If you own a vacation rental in Breckenridge, especially in communities like BlueSky Breckenridge or Water House on Main Street then you’ve likely heard about the recent Vacasa and Casago merger. For homeowners currently working with Vacasa Breckenridge or evaluating other Breckenridge property management companies, this shift raises an important question: what does this mean … Read more

Navigating Galveston’s 2026 STR Regulations: An Owner’s Guide to Licensing & Compliance

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If you own a vacation rental in Galveston, TX, you have now been operating under the City of Galveston’s direct STR oversight for nearly six full months. The transition from the Park Board to the city is no longer “coming soon”—it is the active reality. As of April 2026, the grace periods are over, the … Read more

The Hot Tub Question: Why It’s the Single Best Investment You Can Make in Your Vacation Rental

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Let me save you some time. If you own a vacation rental in Grand County and you don’t have a hot tub, you’re leaving money on the table. Probably a lot of it. I know that sounds like a bold claim coming from a guy whose job is to help homeowners maximize their rental revenue. … Read more

Your Guide to the Best Hiking Trails in Nederland & Gilpin County

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It’s almost hiking season! As temperatures warm and the snow melts away, it’s time to dust off those hiking boots and get ready for an epic season on the trails. Located just 1.5 hours from the bustling city streets of Denver and 30 minutes from the popular trails of Boulder, the quieter hiking opportunities in … Read more

What’s Coming to Grand County

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A Look at the Development Pipeline That’s About to Change Everything If you’ve driven through the Fraser Valley recently and thought “is it just me, or is there a lot of construction happening?” — it’s not just you. Grand County is in the middle of the most significant development boom it’s seen in decades, and … Read more

Understanding Vacation Rental Management Fees and Costs

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When it comes to hiring a short term rental management company, one of the first questions homeowners have is “how much will this cost”? It’s a fair question. Property management fees can look very different from one company to the next, and the industry has not exactly earned a reputation for straight answers. Some companies … Read more

How Much Does an Airbnb Make in Denver? Real 2026 Numbers (From Actual Market Data)

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If you’re considering turning your Denver home into an Airbnb, the first question is always the same: “What can I realistically earn?” Search online and you’ll see everything from $20K to $120K+. The reason the numbers are all over the place is simple: Denver is a high-variance short-term rental market. Two similar homes can produce … Read more

Navigating Grand County’s Short-Term Rental Regulations

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What Every Homeowner Needs to Know in 2026 If you own property in Grand County — or you’re thinking about purchasing — one of the first questions that comes up is: what does it actually take to legally operate a short-term rental here? It’s a fair question. And if you were hoping for a simple, … Read more

From Second Home to Five-Star Rental: The Ultimate Guide to Short-Term Success

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The transition from a cherished personal getaway to a high-performing short-term rental (STR) is more than just a real estate decision; it’s a total shift in mindset. To succeed in a competitive market like North Lake Tahoe, you must stop viewing your property as a “house” and start viewing it as a hospitality business. Your … Read more