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| PosaLoas | 14 Aug 2023 - 11:52:22 |
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Entire homes A rental property can be considered a short-term rental if the owner spends most of the time there but occasionally rents out the whole home for a few days or weeks, up to a maximum number of days per year. Additionally, if an absentee owner rents out their property for short stays, up to a given number of days per year, that would also be considered a short-term rental.  Accessory dwellings If an owner were to rent out a portion of a property they live in – such as a guest house or garage apartment – for short periods of time that, too, would be considered a short-term rental. If an absentee owner were to rent out similar accessory dwellings for a given number of days per year on a property they own but do not live in, that also would be considered a short-term rental. |
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