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Mid Term Rentals // City of Boulder

  • Writer: Kelly McCallister
    Kelly McCallister
  • Jun 18
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jun 20

What you need to know...

Mid-term rentals (30+ days) fall under the Long-Term Rental Licensing framework in both the City and County of Boulder.

1. City of Boulder (30+ Days)


2. Unincorporated Boulder County

  • No short-term license is needed for 30+ day rentals—these are considered standard residential leases.

  • That means no county rental license, but you must comply with landlord–tenant law, HOA regulations, zoning, parking, and septic/water provisions bouldercolorado.gov+10bouldercounty.gov+10lafayetteco.gov+10.

  • HOA rules often play a major role—some restrict or prohibit rental durations—so always check your covenants.


3. Mid-Term (1–11 Month) Leases

  • These leases are treated like long-term rentals, and both tenant rights and occupancy regulations apply homads.com+5steadily.com+5lafayetteco.gov+5.

  • Expect standard lease requirements, security deposits, and adherence to local rental licensing where applicable.


✅ Bottom Line: What You Need to Do

  • City renters (30+ days): Get a Long-Term Rental License and comply with inspections and written lease laws.

  • County renters (30+ days): No formal license, but follow landlord–tenant laws and HOA/covenant rules.

  • Mid-term renters: Treat them like long-term tenants with written leases, proper notices, and legal compliance.


If you're a homeowner or investor in Boulder County, and you’re exploring mid-term rental options—especially in HOAs—let’s connect. I’ll help you navigate compliance, maximize returns, and stay ahead of regional rental regulations.


Need a printable checklist or FAQ for your rental-ready property? Just say the word!


Kelly McCallister, Realtor // Kelly.McCallister@8z.com // 303-517-5524 // buy. sell. invest.


 
 
 

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