Repeat Violator Strikes: Denver vs Nashville
How do repeat violator strikes rules compare between Denver, CO and Nashville, TN?
Denver, CO
Denver County
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Nashville, TN
Davidson County
Nashville revokes STR permits after three substantiated violations within a rolling twelve-month window, imposing a mandatory three-year reapplication ban on the owner and the property under Metro Code 17.16.250.M.
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| Fact | Denver | Nashville |
|---|---|---|
| Strike window | - | Twelve rolling months |
| Strikes to revoke | - | Three substantiated |
| Reapplication ban | - | Three years |
| Appeal deadline | - | Fifteen days |
Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.
Denver FAQ
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Nashville FAQ
Does a strike on a guest still count against me?
Yes. Hosts are responsible for guest conduct. Noise citations, occupancy excesses, and tax delinquencies during a stay count toward the host's three-strike total.
Can I appeal a strike?
Yes, file a written appeal with the Metro STR Appeals Board within fifteen days. Strikes overturned on appeal do not count toward revocation.
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