STRisker helps vacation and short-term rental (STR) professionals understand the regulation landscape by providing aggregated and comprehensive STR regulation and policy details for cities across North America.
STRisker helps government affairs & advocacy teams streamline compliance with local regulations, track regulatory changes, keep owners in the loop, and advocate to local officials.
Licensing and safety regulations
Different jurisdictions may have different building codes and safety regulations that need to be followed. Property managers would need to ensure that their properties are up to code and meet safety requirements.
Some jurisdictions may require property managers to obtain a license to operate. Property managers would need to ensure that they obtain any necessary licenses, and that they comply with any renewal or reporting requirements.
Tax regulations
Some jurisdictions may require property managers to obtain a license to operate. Property managers would need to ensure that they obtain any necessary licenses, and that they comply with any renewal or reporting requirements.
Local zoning laws
Each jurisdiction may have different zoning laws, which dictate how properties can be used and operated. Property managers would need to ensure that they comply with these laws, and obtain any necessary permits or approvals.
Licensing requirements
Some jurisdictions may require property managers to obtain a license to operate. Property managers would need to ensure that they obtain any necessary licenses, and that they comply with any renewal or reporting requirements.
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