Complete Guide to Austin Short-Term Rental Licensing

Last updated: November 2025 | Next review: February 2026

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Austin STR License Guide

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Table of Contents

1 Quick Start Summary
2 License Types (Type 1 vs Type 2)
3 Step-by-Step Application Process
4 Complete Cost Breakdown
5 October 2025 Regulatory Changes
6 Common Application Mistakes
7 Hotel Occupancy Tax Requirements
8 License Renewal & Maintenance
9 Frequently Asked Questions
10 Official Resources & Contacts
11 Action Checklist: Getting Started
12 Need Professional Help?
13 Final Thoughts

🎯 Quick Start Summary

Need to get licensed fast? Here’s what you need to know:

Essential Austin Short-Term Rental License Requirements
Timeline	8-12 weeks from application to approval
First Year Cost	$1,340-$1,950 (includes license, insurance, equipment)
License Types	Type 1 (Owner-occupied), Type 2 (Investment), Type 3 (B&B)
Key Requirement	$300k+ liability insurance specific to STR operations
2025 Change	Type 2 limited by 12.5% density cap per census tract

⚠️ Critical: Can’t operate legally without a license. Penalties reach $2,000/day for advertising unlicensed rentals.

👉 Start here: Verify your property is eligible before spending time or money on the application.

📋 Understanding Austin’s STR License Types

Austin requires one of three license types depending on how you’ll operate your rental.

Type 1: Owner-Occupied (Easiest Path) 🏡

Best for: Homeowners renting spare rooms or renting their home while traveling

Requirements:

Property is your primary residence with Travis County homestead exemption
You maintain occupancy while renting (or rent entire place temporarily)
No geographic restrictions or density limits

Key advantages:

Simpler approval process
No density caps to worry about
Generally faster approval
Lower perceived risk

✅ Verify eligibility: Check Travis County tax records for active homestead exemption

Type 2: Non-Owner-Occupied (Investors) 🏢

Best for: Investment properties, second homes, landlords

Requirements:

Owner doesn’t live at the property
Subject to 12.5% density cap per census tract (Oct 2025 rule)
Must maintain 1,000-foot spacing from other Type 2 properties
More complex approval process

Critical October 2025 changes:

Many popular areas approaching capacity (Downtown, East Austin, South Congress)
Check official density map BEFORE purchasing investment property
Some neighborhoods effectively closed to new Type 2 licenses

⚠️ Important: Verify capacity available in your census tract before applying. No refunds if your area is at capacity.

Check current Type 2 capacity map →

Type 3: Bed & Breakfast 🍳

Traditional B&B operations with commercial property requirements. Most Airbnb/VRBO hosts need Type 1 or Type 2, not Type 3.

Which License Do You Need?

Your Situation	License Type	Difficulty
Your primary home, you live there	Type 1	⭐⭐ Moderate
Investment property, you don’t live there	Type 2	⭐⭐⭐ Challenging
Traditional B&B with breakfast service	Type 3	⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very Complex

Still unsure? Contact City of Austin Development Services: (512) 978-4000 or STR@austintexas.gov

📝 Step-by-Step Application Process

Phase 1: Pre-Application (Week 1-2) 🔍

Before spending $860-900 on application fee, verify:

✅ Zoning compliance

Use City of Austin zoning search tool
Enter your address to confirm STRs allowed

✅ HOA restrictions

Review your CC&Rs for STR prohibitions
Get written board approval if required
Many applications rejected due to missed HOA restrictions

✅ Census tract capacity (Type 2 only)

Check official density map
Verify under 12.5% capacity threshold
Confirm 1,000-foot spacing from other Type 2s

✅ Homestead verification (Type 1 only)

Verify active Travis County homestead exemption
Visit Travis County Tax Assessor

Phase 2: Document Gathering (Week 2-3) 📄

Required documents for all applications:

📄 Certificate of Occupancy

Shows property meets building/safety codes
Request from Development Services Department
Cost: $0-50 | Processing: 5-10 business days

📄 Liability Insurance Certificate

Minimum $300,000 coverage specifically for STR operations
Standard homeowners insurance doesn’t qualify
Must name “City of Austin” as certificate holder
Annual cost: $300-800

Recommended STR insurance providers:

Proper Insurance (STR-specific)
CBIZ (commercial policies)
Travelers (homeowner endorsements)

📄 Floor Plan

Show all rooms with dimensions
Mark smoke detectors, CO detectors, fire extinguisher
Indicate all exits (doors/windows)
Hand-drawn acceptable if clear

💡 Pro tip: Use free tools like Floorplanner.com or RoomSketcher

📄 Government ID

Driver’s license or passport
Must match property deed name

📄 HOA Approval Letter (if applicable)

Official letterhead required
Board signature
Must explicitly approve short-term rentals
Dated within 6 months

Phase 3: Safety Equipment Installation (Week 3-4) 🔴

Before inspection, install required equipment:

🔴 Smoke Detectors

Every bedroom (required)
Hallways adjacent to bedrooms (required)
Every floor level (required)
Interconnected when possible
Test functionality before inspection

Cost: $100-200 for typical home

🔴 Carbon Monoxide Detectors

Every floor with sleeping areas (required if gas appliances)
Within 15 feet of bedroom doors
Test before inspection

Cost: $50-100

🔴 Fire Extinguisher

2A:10B:C rated (minimum)
Easily accessible location
Check pressure gauge shows “charged”
Not expired

Cost: $30-50

🔴 Occupancy Limit Sign

Calculate: (2 per bedroom) + 2 additional
Example: 3-bedroom = (3 × 2) + 2 = 8 people maximum
Post prominently inside property

Cost: $10-20

⚠️ Common inspection failures:

Missing bedroom smoke detectors (most common)
Expired or non-functional detectors
No CO detectors near bedrooms
Fire extinguisher missing or expired
Occupancy limit not posted

Phase 4: Online Application Submission (Week 4) 💻

Access the application portal:

Visit AustinTexas.gov/STR
Create account or login
Select “Apply for STR License”

Application sections:

Property Information

Complete address and legal description
Property type and bedroom/bathroom count
Parcel number from Travis County records

Owner Information

Legal name matching property deed
Contact information
Emergency contact
Property manager (if applicable)

License Type Selection

Type 1 or Type 2
Explain how you qualify

Document Upload

All files under 10MB each
PDF format preferred
Ensure documents are current and legible

Application Fee

Type 1: $860 (non-refundable)
Type 2: $900 (non-refundable)
Credit/debit card payment

⚠️ Fee non-refundable even if denied – Verify eligibility first!

Phase 5: City Review & Inspection (Week 5-12) 🔎

Initial Document Review: 2-4 weeks

City staff verify all documents
Common requests: updated insurance, clearer floor plan, HOA documentation
Must respond within 30 days or application denied

Property Inspection: Week 6-10

5-7 days advance notice
Inspector visits property (30-60 minutes)
Checks safety equipment and compliance

What inspectors verify:

Smoke/CO detector functionality
Fire extinguisher accessibility
Occupancy limit posting
Exit accessibility
Property matches floor plan

Inspection outcomes:

Pass: License issued in 1-2 weeks
Conditional pass: Minor corrections needed, submit photos
Fail: Re-inspection required after corrections

⏱️ Total timeline: 8-12 weeks typical (up to 16+ weeks if complications)

Phase 6: License Approval & Operations ✅

Once approved:

✅ Display license number in ALL online listings

Format: “Austin STR License #[number]”
Required on Airbnb, VRBO, and all platforms
Platforms verify with city database

✅ Register with platforms

Submit license number to Airbnb
Submit license number to VRBO
Cannot list without verified license

✅ Activate operations

Ensure insurance policy active
Post safety information for guests
Maintain compliance with all regulations

💰 Complete Cost Breakdown

First Year Investment

Expense	Type 1	Type 2	Notes
License fee	$860	$900	Non-refundable
Insurance	$300-500	$500-800	Annual STR liability
Safety equipment	$180-350	$180-350	Detectors, extinguisher
Certificate of Occupancy	$0-50	$0-50	Varies by property
Floor plan	$0-200	$0-200	DIY or professional
HOA fees	$0-200	$0-200	If applicable
TOTAL STARTUP	$1,340-$2,160	$1,630-$2,500

Annual Ongoing Costs

License renewal: $860-900/year
Insurance renewal: $300-800/year
Hotel Occupancy Tax: 17% of gross revenue
Safety equipment maintenance: $100-200/year

Hidden Costs

Time investment:

Application preparation: 20-30 hours
Annual renewal: 5-10 hours
Quarterly tax reporting: 8 hours/year

Potential property improvements:

Hardwired detectors: $500-1,500
Electrical upgrades: $500-2,000
Exit improvements: $200-1,000

Break-Even Example 📊

3-bedroom Austin home:

Nightly rate: $150
Occupancy: 60% (18 nights/month)
Annual revenue: $32,400

Minus costs:

License + insurance: $1,400
HOT tax (17%): $5,508
Platform fees (15%): $4,860
Maintenance: $500
Total costs: $12,268

Net profit: $20,132

✅ Worth it if annual revenue exceeds $15,000

🔄 October 2025 Regulatory Changes

What Changed (Effective Oct 1, 2025)

1. Type 2 Density Caps (Major Impact) 🚨

New rule: Maximum 12.5% of residential units per census tract can be Type 2 STRs

Impact:

Popular areas approaching/at capacity
Downtown, East Austin, South Congress heavily affected
Check capacity BEFORE purchasing investment property
Type 1 properties unaffected

Grandfathering: Existing Type 2 licenses (before Oct 2025) exempt from density caps

2. 1,000-Foot Spacing Requirement 📏

New rule: Type 2 properties must be 1,000+ feet from other Type 2 licensed STRs

Impact:

Creates “dead zones” around existing Type 2s
Some properties now ineligible
Only affects NEW applications after Oct 2025
Check official spacing map

3. Enhanced Platform Compliance 🖥️

New enforcement:

Airbnb, VRBO must verify Austin STR licenses
Platforms face fines for listing unlicensed properties
Automated license verification
Unlicensed listings automatically removed

Impact: Cannot operate without valid license (platforms enforce this now)

4. Stricter Penalties ⚖️

$2,000/day fine for advertising unlicensed STR
Increased code enforcement staff
Faster legal action
Criminal charges for repeat offenders

Who’s Affected

Type 1 hosts: ✅ Minimal impact (most rules don’t apply)

Type 2 investors: ⚠️ Significantly harder to obtain new licenses

Unlicensed operators: 🚨 Must get licensed immediately or cease operations

Strategic Implications

If starting a new STR:

Type 1 path still accessible
Type 2 requires capacity check FIRST
Consider purchasing existing licensed Type 2 property

If you have existing license:

Your license is valuable (grandfathered)
Don’t let it lapse (hard to re-obtain)
License doesn’t transfer with property sale

❌ Common Application Mistakes to Avoid

❌ Mistake 1: Incomplete Floor Plans

Problem: Missing safety equipment locations, exits, or dimensions

Solution:

Mark ALL smoke detector locations
Show CO detector placements
Label all exits clearly
Include room dimensions
Use legend to explain symbols

❌ Mistake 2: Wrong Insurance Type

Problem: Submitting homeowners insurance instead of STR liability coverage

Solution:

Get specific STR liability policy
Minimum $300,000 coverage
Certificate holder: “City of Austin”
Verify coverage before applying

Don’t submit: Standard homeowners policy (will be rejected)

❌ Mistake 3: Missing HOA Approval

Problem: Applying without checking HOA restrictions or getting formal approval

Solution:

Review CC&Rs BEFORE applying
Request formal board approval on letterhead
Get signature from authorized officer
Verify approval mentions “short-term rental” specifically

⚠️ Many HOAs prohibit STRs – verify first to avoid wasted application fee

❌ Mistake 4: Incorrect Occupancy Calculation

Problem: Inflating occupancy numbers or miscalculating allowed guests

Formula (strictly enforced):

Maximum Occupancy = (2 per bedroom) + 2

Examples:

2-bedroom: (2 × 2) + 2 = 6 people max
3-bedroom: (3 × 2) + 2 = 8 people max
4-bedroom: (4 × 2) + 2 = 10 people max

Post this number prominently inside property

❌ Mistake 5: Safety Violations

Most common inspection failures:

Missing bedroom smoke detectors
Dead batteries or expired detectors
No CO detectors near bedrooms
Fire extinguisher missing/expired
Occupancy limit not posted

Prevent failures: Self-inspect before scheduling city inspection

❌ Mistake 6: Wrong License Type

Problem: Claiming Type 1 (owner-occupied) when property doesn’t qualify

⚠️ Serious violation: City cross-references homestead records. False claims = permanent denial + possible criminal charges

Only claim Type 1 if:

Property is your legal primary residence
Active Travis County homestead exemption
You actually live there

When uncertain: Apply for Type 2 (being honest protects you)

❌ Mistake 7: Poor Timing

Too late: Already advertised property or accepted bookings (illegal)

Too early: Applied before documents/property ready (causes delays)

Optimal timing:

Start 3-4 months before intended launch
Have ALL documents ready before submitting
Don’t advertise until license approved
Budget 8-12 weeks for processing

💵 Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) Requirements

Understanding the 17% Tax

All Austin STRs pay 17% Hotel Occupancy Tax on gross rental revenue:

City of Austin: 11%
State of Texas: 6%
Total: 17%

Simplified Collection (As of April 2025)

Good news: Platforms now collect HOT automatically

Platforms collecting HOT:

Airbnb (automatic)
VRBO/HomeAway (automatic)
Booking.com (automatic)

What this means:

Guests pay 17% at booking
Platform collects from guest
Platform remits to city and state
You don’t manually collect or remit

Your Ongoing Responsibilities

Even with automatic collection, you must:

Register for HOT permit with City of Austin
- Visit: AustinTexas.gov/HOT
- No registration fee
- Provide STR license number
Register with Texas Comptroller
- Visit: Comptroller.Texas.gov
- Select “Short-term rental”
- Receive Texas taxpayer number
File quarterly reports (even if zero activity)
- Due: Jan 20, Apr 20, Jul 20, Oct 20
- Report through city and state portals
- Acknowledge platform collected taxes
Collect HOT on direct bookings (outside platforms)
- 17% on any bookings not through Airbnb/VRBO
- Remit quarterly
- Keep detailed records

Penalties for Non-Compliance

City of Austin:

Late filing: 5% penalty + 1% interest/month
Non-payment: 5-15% penalty + interest

State of Texas:

Late filing/payment: 5-10% penalty
Interest: 1-1.5% per month

Additional consequences:

License suspension or revocation
Cannot renew with outstanding HOT debt
Property liens for unpaid taxes

Best Practices

Download monthly platform statements showing HOT collected
Set quarterly filing reminders (Jan 20, Apr 20, Jul 20, Oct 20)
Use accounting software (QuickBooks, Stessa) for tracking
Keep all records for minimum 4 years
File even if zero bookings that quarter

Resources:

City HOT: (512) 974-7900 | HOT@austintexas.gov
State: (800) 252-1385 | comptroller.texas.gov

🔄 License Renewal & Maintenance

Annual Renewal Requirements

Timeline:

License valid 12 months from issue date
Renewal opens 60 days before expiration
No grace period – expired = unlicensed operation

Renewal process:

City emails reminder 60 days before expiration
Login to Austin STR portal 30-45 days before
Update any changed information
Upload current documents (insurance, floor plan if changed)
Pay renewal fee ($860 Type 1, $900 Type 2)

⚠️ Set calendar reminder – Don’t miss expiration date!

Ongoing Compliance

Maintain throughout the year:

✅ Active insurance policy

Keep coverage current and up to date
Update certificate if policy changes
Notify city of any coverage changes

✅ Functional safety equipment

Test smoke/CO detectors monthly
Replace batteries as needed
Replace expired detectors (10-year lifespan)
Check fire extinguisher pressure

✅ Occupancy limits

Never exceed posted maximum
Decline oversized bookings
Monitor guest counts

✅ Quarterly HOT reporting

File by deadlines (Jan 20, Apr 20, Jul 20, Oct 20)
Report even with zero activity
Keep detailed booking records

✅ Respond to complaints within 24 hours

City forwards neighbor complaints
Prompt response required
Address issues immediately

Reasons for License Suspension/Revocation

Your license can be revoked for:

Operating with lapsed insurance
Exceeding occupancy limits repeatedly
Failure to pay HOT taxes
Multiple code violations
Nuisance complaints (noise, parking, disturbances)
False information on application

Avoid revocation: Maintain strict compliance

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

General Licensing

Q: How long does the application take?

A: The typical timeline is 8-12 weeks, but you should budget 3-4 months from start to finish to ensure you’re operating legally.

Q: What if I’m denied?

A: Application fee is non-refundable. You can appeal within 30 days or correct issues and reapply.

Q: Can I operate while waiting for approval?

A: No. Operating or advertising before license approval = $2,000/day fines.

Q: Do I need a business license?

A: STR license serves as your operating license. No separate business license required for small operators.

Type 1 vs Type 2

Q: Can I convert Type 2 to Type 1 later?

A: Yes, if you move in and establish it as your homesteaded primary residence. Must update license.

Q: What if I have multiple properties?

A: Only one can have homestead exemption (Type 1). Others require Type 2 licenses.

Q: Can I rent out my garage apartment?

A: Yes, if it’s part of your homesteaded property, it qualifies for Type 1.

Insurance

Q: Will my homeowners insurance cover STR activity?

A: No, standard homeowners policies exclude commercial activity, so you’ll need to get specific STR liability coverage instead.

Q: What happens if my insurance lapses?

A: License automatically suspended. Cannot operate until insurance reinstated.

Q: Can I get insurance after approval?

A: No. Must have active policy before applying.

Safety & Inspections

Q: Do I need a fire sprinkler system?

A: Not for most single-family homes. Required for larger properties (check with fire marshal).

Q: Can I use battery-only smoke detectors?

A: Yes, if they’re functioning and current. Hardwired preferred but not required for most homes.

Q: What if I fail inspection?

A: Correct deficiencies and request re-inspection. May take 2-3 additional weeks.

Taxes

Q: Is HOT tax in addition to income tax?

A: Yes. HOT (17%) is collected from guests. You still pay income tax on STR profits.

Q: Can platforms mess up HOT collection?

A: Rarely, but contact platform immediately if you notice discrepancies.

Q: What if I book directly (not through platforms)?

A: You must collect 17% HOT from guest and remit quarterly.

October 2025 Changes

Q: Are existing Type 2 licenses affected by density caps?

A: No. Licenses issued before Oct 1, 2025 are grandfathered.

Q: Can I transfer my grandfathered Type 2 license?

A: No. License doesn’t transfer with property sale. New owner must reapply under current rules.

Q: How do I check if my census tract is at capacity?

A: Use official city density map – updated in real-time.

📞 Official Resources & Contact Information

City of Austin

Development Services Department

Phone: (512) 978-4000
Email: STR@austintexas.gov
Website: AustinTexas.gov/STR
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm

Hotel Occupancy Tax

Phone: (512) 974-7900
Email: HOT@austintexas.gov
Website: AustinTexas.gov/HOT

State of Texas

Texas Comptroller (State HOT)

Phone: (800) 252-1385
Website: Comptroller.Texas.gov
Webfile: comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/file-pay

Travis County

Homestead Exemption Verification

Website: TravisCAD.org
Phone: (512) 834-9317

Legal References

Austin Municipal Code Chapter 25-2 (Short-Term Rentals)
October 2025 amendments to STR ordinance
City Council Resolution No. 20250211-048

✅ Action Checklist: Getting Started

Before Applying

Verify zoning allows STRs
Check HOA restrictions (if applicable)
For Type 2: Verify census tract capacity
For Type 1: Confirm homestead exemption active
Budget $1,350-$2,000 for first-year costs
Allow 3-4 months before intended launch

Document Preparation

Obtain Certificate of Occupancy
Secure STR liability insurance ($300k+ minimum)
Create detailed floor plan with safety equipment
Get HOA approval letter (if needed)
Copy government ID

Property Preparation

Install smoke detectors in all bedrooms and hallways
Install CO detectors on each floor
Purchase 2A:10B:C fire extinguisher
Calculate and post occupancy limit
Test all safety equipment
Clear all exits

Application

Create account at AustinTexas.gov/STR
Complete online application accurately
Upload all documents (under 10MB each)
Pay non-refundable fee ($860-900)
Save confirmation number

Post-Application

Monitor email for city communication
Respond to document requests within 30 days
Schedule property inspection when notified
Be present for inspection (or designate representative)

After Approval

Display license number in all online listings
Register license with Airbnb, VRBO
Register for HOT permits (city and state)
Activate STR insurance policy
Set quarterly HOT filing reminders
Set annual renewal reminder

🤝 Need Professional Help?

When to Hire Assistance

Consider professional help if:

First-time STR host unsure of process
Complex situation (condo, HOA, saturated area)
Previously denied application
Multiple properties to license
Want to maximize approval chances

Service Options

STR Licensing Consultants: $299-799

Application review and guidance
Document preparation assistance
Eligibility verification
Process navigation

Full-Service Application: $1,000-2,000

Complete application preparation
Document gathering
City communication handling
Inspection coordination

Attorney Consultation: $300-500/hour

HOA disputes
Zoning issues
Appeal assistance
Complex legal situations

Most hosts successfully complete the process independently using this guide.

Questions? Contact City of Austin Development Services: (512) 978-4000

Disclaimer: This guide provides general information about Austin STR licensing requirements as of November 2025. It is not legal advice. Regulations change frequently—always verify current requirements with the City of Austin Development Services Department before making property decisions or submitting applications.

For the most up-to-date information, visit AustinTexas.gov/STR or call (512) 978-4000.

This guide will be reviewed and updated quarterly to maintain accuracy. Last update: November 2025 | Next review: February 2026

STR License Costs & Fees

Get detailed pricing for both license types including application fees, annual renewal costs, and hidden expenses in our comprehensive Austin STR License Cost Breakdown.

🎯 Quick Start Summary

Austin STR License Quick Reference Guide

📋 Understanding Austin’s STR License Types

Type 1: Owner-Occupied (Easiest Path) 🏡

Requirements:

Key advantages:

Type 2: Non-Owner-Occupied (Investors) 🏢

Requirements:

Critical October 2025 changes:

Type 3: Bed & Breakfast 🍳

Which License Do You Need?

📝 Step-by-Step Application Process

Phase 1: Pre-Application (Week 1-2) 🔍

✅ Zoning compliance

✅ HOA restrictions

✅ Census tract capacity (Type 2 only)

✅ Homestead verification (Type 1 only)

Phase 2: Document Gathering (Week 2-3) 📄

📄 Certificate of Occupancy

📄 Liability Insurance Certificate

📄 Floor Plan

📄 Government ID

📄 HOA Approval Letter (if applicable)

Phase 3: Safety Equipment Installation (Week 3-4) 🔴

🔴 Smoke Detectors

🔴 Carbon Monoxide Detectors

🔴 Fire Extinguisher

🔴 Occupancy Limit Sign

Phase 4: Online Application Submission (Week 4) 💻

Access the application portal:

Application sections:

Phase 5: City Review & Inspection (Week 5-12) 🔎

Initial Document Review: 2-4 weeks

Property Inspection: Week 6-10

What inspectors verify:

Inspection outcomes:

Phase 6: License Approval & Operations ✅

✅ Display license number in ALL online listings

✅ Register with platforms

✅ Activate operations

💰 Complete Cost Breakdown

First Year Investment

Annual Ongoing Costs

Hidden Costs

Time investment:

Potential property improvements:

Break-Even Example 📊

🔄 October 2025 Regulatory Changes

What Changed (Effective Oct 1, 2025)

1. Type 2 Density Caps (Major Impact) 🚨

2. 1,000-Foot Spacing Requirement 📏

3. Enhanced Platform Compliance 🖥️

4. Stricter Penalties ⚖️

Who’s Affected

Strategic Implications

❌ Common Application Mistakes to Avoid

❌ Mistake 1: Incomplete Floor Plans

❌ Mistake 2: Wrong Insurance Type

❌ Mistake 3: Missing HOA Approval

❌ Mistake 4: Incorrect Occupancy Calculation

❌ Mistake 5: Safety Violations

❌ Mistake 6: Wrong License Type

❌ Mistake 7: Poor Timing

💵 Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) Requirements

Understanding the 17% Tax

Simplified Collection (As of April 2025)

Your Ongoing Responsibilities

Penalties for Non-Compliance

Best Practices

🔄 License Renewal & Maintenance

Annual Renewal Requirements

Ongoing Compliance

✅ Active insurance policy

✅ Functional safety equipment

✅ Occupancy limits

✅ Quarterly HOT reporting

✅ Respond to complaints within 24 hours

Reasons for License Suspension/Revocation

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

General Licensing