Meet Favia Giordano
I’ve called Steamboat home for 17 years, and I’ve spent much of that time working behind the scenes—managing short-term rentals, advising HOA boards, and helping second homeowners protect their investments.
Today, I use that experience to help buyers make informed, confident decisions when purchasing mountain-area condos, ski-in/ski-out units, or vacation homes with rental potential.
If you're exploring Steamboat real estate and want a condo that truly fits your lifestyle—or your rental goals—I'd love to help you find it.
Your Complimentary Guide to Short Term Rentals
Not every mountain property allows nightly rentals—and even fewer actually perform well.
Between rising HOA costs and changing guest expectations, it’s important to understand what really makes a mountain condo work—for you and for rental income. Whether you're set on maximizing short-term rental potential or still debating if it's the right path, I'll help you weigh your options based on your goals.
I’ve spent 16+ years managing short-term rentals and HOAs in Steamboat Springs, and now I help buyers confidently navigate the real estate side—especially when it comes to condos and townhomes near the mountain.
In This Guide, You'll Learn:
What the "green zone" really covers (and what it doesn’t)
How rising HOA costs can impact rental performance
What rental guests are prioritizing in 2024
How to evaluate STR income potential—beyond the marketing
Why location matters, but layout and amenities matter more
Plus: Get a bonus worksheet to help you evaluate STR potential and clarify how you plan to use your condo.