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To determine whether owners in [custom_field field="subdivision" this_post="1" limit="0" between=", " /] are permitted to short-term rent their properties, there is generally a two-part analysis: Do the [custom_field field="subdivision" this_post="1" limit="0" between=", " /] homeowners' association and governing documents allow owners to short-term rent? No. Provisions in the bylaws, covenants and governing documents for [custom_field field="subdivision" this_post="1" limit="0" between=", " /] prevent owners from renting their units for any period less than a year. As an additional note, owners may not commence long-term rentals, until they've owned their property for at least a year. In sum though, short-term rentals are essentially prohibited in [custom_field field="subdivision" this_post="1" limit="0" between=", " /]. Does the local governmental authority currently allow a property owner to obtain a new [custom_field field="subdivision" this_post="1" limit="0" between=", " /] short-term rental license? This question would normally be the next part of the analysis. However, since the [custom_field field="subdivision" this_post="1" limit="0" between=", " /] subdivision has historically prohibited (and still now currently bans) short-term rentals from taking place within the complex, there is no need to further investigate this question.

What expenses are covered as part of [custom_field field="subdivision" this_post="1" limit="0" between=", " /] homeowners' association dues?

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Is transfer tax owed when a [custom_field field="subdivision" this_post="1" limit="0" between=", " /] property is bought or sold?

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Are pets allowed in [custom_field field="subdivision" this_post="1" limit="0" between=", " /]?

The governing documents for the homeowners' association permit property owners to keep pets within their properties.

Snowbird Condo
Silverthorne-Wildernest Real Estate

Below are condos for sale currently listed in the Summit County MLS in Snowbird Condo | Silverthorne-Wildernest. Snowbird Condo is part of the Wildernest neighborhood. Wildernest is an unincorporated portion of Summit County, which is located just above the town of Silverthorne. As part of Wildernest, the Snowbird Condo subdivision is surrounded by National Forest. As a result, all residents of Snowbird Condo are just steps away from some fantastic hiking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing.

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Snowbird Condo Real Estate
Frequently Asked Questions

Can new property owners in Snowbird Condo conduct short-term rentals?

To determine whether owners in Snowbird Condo are permitted to short-term rent their properties, there is generally a two-part analysis:

Do the Snowbird Condo homeowners' association and governing documents allow owners to short-term rent? No. Provisions in the bylaws, covenants and governing documents for Snowbird Condo prevent owners from renting their units for any period less than a year. As an additional note, owners may not commence long-term rentals, until they've owned their property for at least a year. In sum though, short-term rentals are essentially prohibited in Snowbird Condo.
Does the local governmental authority currently allow a property owner to obtain a new Snowbird Condo short-term rental license? This question would normally be the next part of the analysis. However, since the Snowbird Condo subdivision has historically prohibited (and still now currently bans) short-term rentals from taking place within the complex, there is no need to further investigate this question.

What expenses are covered as part of Snowbird Condo homeowners' association dues?

Is transfer tax owed when a Snowbird Condo property is bought or sold?

A real estate transfer tax is a payment to a governmental entity, which is sometimes made when a real estate transaction occurs. Real estate transfer tax is generally calculated as a small percentage of the total purchase price agreed on by the parties to a real estate transaction. Typically, we find in Summit County that the percentage is either 0%, 1%, 1,5% or 2% of the gross purchase price in section 4 of the the standard real estate contract. In Summit County, transfer tax funds help to pay for a variety of different community improvements. Whether the buyer or seller pays transfer tax is negotiable as part of each real estate transaction.

In Snowbird Condo, there is 0% transfer tax. That means neither seller nor buyer will have to potentially pay transfer tax as part of a property sale in Snowbird Condo!

Are pets allowed in Snowbird Condo?

Snowbird Condo
Silverthorne-Wildernest
Condos for Sale

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