Specific rules and regulations imposed by local governments on short-term rental operations, including licensing, permits, and occupancy limits.
Menu
Glossary Term: Occupancy Limits
23 posts
The absolute maximum number of guests allowed to sleep in a short-term rental property, often dictated by local regulations or safety codes.
Exceeding the maximum number of guests allowed in a short-term rental property as specified in local regulations or the rental agreement, which can raise safety concerns and result in fines or other penalties.
Temporary permission granted to a guest in a short-term rental to access and use the property for the agreed-upon period, even if not explicitly stated in the rental agreement.
Adhering to all applicable local laws, regulations, and licensing requirements related to short-term rental operations in a specific area.
Rules and restrictions imposed by homeowner’s associations that may impact short-term rental operations, such as occupancy limits or rental restrictions.
Local or regional regulations specifically governing short-term rentals, often addressing issues like permits, taxes, and occupancy limits.
Adhering to local government regulations that determine how property within a specific zone can be used. For short-term rentals, this often involves obtaining permits, adhering to occupancy limits, and meeting safety standards.
The maximum number of guests allowed to stay at a short-term rental property, as determined by local regulations and the property’s features.
Specific rules and ordinances implemented by local governments to regulate short-term rentals listed on platforms like Airbnb, often addressing issues like registration requirements, occupancy limits, and noise restrictions.
Charges applied by hosts or property managers for each guest beyond the standard occupancy limit specified for a short-term rental property.