Rating:

Legal for non-occupied:

No

Rule Summary:

An accessory use of a Host's Primary Residence for a maximum of 120 days in a calendar year for the purpose of providing Short-Term Rental in compliance with the registration and other requirements of Los Angeles Municipal Code Section 12.22 A 32.

Rating:

Legal for non-occupied:

Yes, subject to a licensing lottery

Rule Summary:

Requires a license for all STRO of a dwelling unit, or part thereof, for less than one month within the City of San Diego; renting an entire property falls into tiers 3-4. The number of licenses issued will not exceed 1% of San Diego's total housing units outside the Mission Beach Community Planning Area, 30% in the Mission Beach Community. The licensing process is a subject to a lottery depending on a number of applications.

Rating:

Legal for non-occupied:

Yes

Rule Summary:

If the host is present, short term rentals are allowed up to a maximum of 3 guests in single-family homes and only 2 guests in multifamily dwellings. There is no cap on the annual number of nights a host can book short term rentals if they are present. When the host is not present, annual bookings are capped at 180 days and the maximum number of guests is 2 per studio, 3 per one-bedroom unit, and 2 per bedroom for larger units, up to an absolute max of 10 guests regardless of number of bedrooms. Business Tax Certificates are required, contact https://www.sanjoseca.gov/

Rating:

Legal for non-occupied:

Yes

Rule Summary:

To be considered the permanent resident, you must spend at least 275 nights a year in the unit where you host short-term rentals. If you own/rent a multi-unit building, you may only register the specific residential unit in which you reside. You may only offer short-term rentals once you have obtained a Business Registration Certificate for your property from the San Francisco Office of the Treasurer & Tax Collector, and then received a certificate from the Office of Short-Term Rentals. The certificate number must be posted on all listings advertising a short-term rental. "Unhosted rentals" occur when you are not present in your unit during your guests' stay. Registered hosts may only conduct unhosted short-term rentals for up to 90 nights per calendar year. This is in addition to the core rule that you may only host short-term rentals in the home where you also live at least 275 nights per year.

Rating:

Legal for non-occupied:

Yes

Rule Summary:

In order to have a secondary residence as a STR you need to apply for conditional use and limit the time it can be rented to 90 days.