Colorado Coliving Finder ("CCLF," "we," "us") is an online marketplace that connects independent coliving hosts in Colorado with renters. We are a venue only: we do not own, manage, inspect, or lease the homes listed, we are not a party to any lease or tenancy, and we are not a real estate broker, property manager, or landlord. Decisions about who rents and where you live are made directly between hosts and renters.
You must be at least 18 to use CCLF. You agree to provide accurate information, keep your login secure, and use the site only for finding or filling coliving rooms in Colorado. Properties may only be listed by their owner or with the owner's permission. We may suspend or remove accounts or listings that violate these terms, misrepresent a home or a person, or harm the safety or trust of the community.
Rent, deposits, and any move-in payments are made directly between renters and hosts, outside CCLF. We never collect or hold rent, and anyone asking you to pay rent "through" Colorado Coliving Finder is attempting fraud — report it to us immediately.
Listings on CCLF are month-to-month with a maximum stay of 11.75 months, prorated first months for mid-month move-ins, and 30-day written notice ending at month-end (30 days meets or exceeds Colorado’s statutory minimums for stays under 12 months: 21 days under 6 months, 28 days from 6–12 months). When several qualified applicants want the same room, hosts are encouraged to offer it to the applicant who can fill the opening soonest, with ties going to the earliest application — applied equally to everyone. These are platform conventions; your actual rights and obligations are set by your written agreement with the other party and by Colorado law.
Discrimination based on race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, familial status, disability, marital status, source of income, or any other protected class under federal or Colorado law is prohibited on CCLF. Listings or messages that violate fair-housing laws will be removed. Limited exceptions in fair-housing law (for example, certain shared-living situations) are between you and the law — consult an attorney if unsure.
ID verification, background checks, and credit checks are optional services performed by third-party providers (for example Stripe Identity and FCRA-regulated screening providers). A badge means a provider reported a successful check at a point in time — it is not a guarantee about any person. Screening reports are governed by the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act: they may be used only for tenant-screening purposes, and hosts who decline an applicant based even in part on a report must provide the adverse-action notice the FCRA requires. You remain responsible for your own judgment and for complying with screening laws, including Colorado's rental application laws.
Concerns submitted through the site go privately to us and to the other party — not to the public. The person a concern is raised about is notified and may respond ("appeal") before we take account action. We may suspend or remove accounts to protect the community, and suspended hosts' billing is paused while suspension is reviewed.
You own what you post and grant us a license to display it on and in promotion of CCLF. Don't post content that is false, infringing, unlawful, or includes someone else's personal information without consent. Example listings and illustrative profiles are clearly labeled and are not real homes or people.
CCLF is provided "as is." We do not guarantee that any listing, person, or check is accurate, that rooms will be filled, or that the service will be uninterrupted. To the maximum extent permitted by law, our total liability to you for any claim arising out of the service is limited to the greater of $100 or the amounts you paid us in the 12 months before the claim. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited under law.
These terms are governed by Colorado law. We may update these terms; material changes will be announced on the site, and continued use after changes means you accept them. If any part of these terms is unenforceable, the rest stands.