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Denver Starts Issuing Notices To Landlords Out Of Compliance With New Law That Protects Tenants

The law requires landlords of multi-unit properties to apply for a license to operate, assuring buildings meet city code standards.

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"All multi-unit properties in Denver are required to obtain a license if they are renting out their property for 30 days or more," said Molly Duplechain of the Denver Excise and Licenses Department.
"All multi-unit properties in Denver are required to obtain a license if they are renting out their property for 30 days or more," said Molly Duplechain of the Denver Excise and Licenses Department. (CBS)

By Dillon Thomas, CBS Denver:

The City of Denver has started issuing notices of violation of city law to many landlords across the city following the implementation of a new law that began on Jan. 1.

The law requires landlords of multi-unit properties to apply for a license to operate, assuring buildings meet city code standards for living.

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