In most cities, yes—operating without one can result in fines up to $1,000 per day and forced property closure. We'll check your specific location and let you know exactly what's required.

Processing times depend on your city and local government workload. On average, the licensing process takes 2 to 8 weeks. Some cities move faster, while others require inspections or hearings. We manage the process from start to finish to help avoid delays and errors.

If an application is rejected, we identify the reason, address compliance issues, and guide you through corrections or resubmission. Many rejections are caused by missing documents or zoning misunderstandings—issues we regularly help resolve.

In most jurisdictions, no. Cities typically require full approval before accepting bookings or hosting guests. Some areas allow limited operation under specific conditions, but this is uncommon. We’ll advise you based on your city’s regulations so you don’t risk violations.

We work with vacation rental owners across most U.S. cities and municipalities. Because regulations vary widely, we first confirm your location’s eligibility and requirements. Contact us to check coverage for your city.

Most vacation rental licenses require annual renewal. If your license expires, you may need to stop operating until it’s renewed. We help with renewals and compliance updates so your license stays active and uninterrupted.

Pricing depends on your location, local regulations, and the complexity of the licensing process. We offer transparent, upfront pricing with no hidden fees. Contact us for a personalized quote based on your city and property.