City Laws
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Austin Short-Term Rental License: Type 1 vs 2
Austin allows short-term rentals with a Type 1, 2, or 3 license; a 2025 overhaul reopened non-owner-occupied Type 2 investor rentals in all residential zones.
July 19, 2026
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Denver Short-Term Rental Rules
Denver only licenses short-term rentals in your primary residence (183+ days a year); investor and second-home STRs are banned citywide. Fees and taxes.
July 19, 2026
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Gatlinburg Short-Term Rental Rules & Permits
Gatlinburg is highly STR-friendly: no primary-residence rule and no night cap. You need a permit, a fire inspection, and to watch a stacked tax bill.
July 19, 2026
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Is Airbnb Legal in San Diego? STRO License Rules
Yes, Airbnb is legal in San Diego with an STRO license. Four tiers set residency rules, day caps, and fees; whole-home investor rentals are capped.
July 19, 2026
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Miami Beach Short-Term Rental Rules
Where Airbnb is legal in Miami Beach: the six-month minimum stay in most zones, the ~14% tax stack, and why the famous fine was struck down in 2020.
July 22, 2026
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Myrtle Beach Short-Term Rental Rules: Zoning
Short-term rentals are legal in Myrtle Beach only in the right zone: residential R districts ban them except RMV. No owner-occupancy rule; ~10% lodging tax.
July 20, 2026
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Nashville Short-Term Rental Permit: Owner vs Non-Owner
Nashville lets owners run an owner-occupied Type 1 STR almost anywhere, but new non-owner Type 2 investor permits are closed in most residential zones.
July 19, 2026
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New Orleans Short-Term Rental Rules
Is Airbnb legal in New Orleans? NSTR permits are owner-occupied and capped at one per city square; new CSTR commercial permits are frozen since 2023.
July 20, 2026
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Panama City Beach Short-Term Rental Rules
Panama City Beach does not ban short-term rentals: Ordinance 1632 requires an annual Vacation Rental Certificate, and hosts self-remit the 5% tourist tax.
July 23, 2026
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Scottsdale Short-Term Rental License
Airbnb is legal in Scottsdale because Arizona bars city bans, but you need an annual vacation rental license, an Arizona TPT license, and background checks.
July 19, 2026