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Short-term rentals (STRs), often referred to locally as "vacation rentals," in Butler County, Nebraska, are subject to various regulations depending on the municipality. Currently, the cities of Hamilton and Oxford have established frameworks to regulate STRs. In Oxford, operators must register, pay a 6% lodging tax, and agree to regular safety inspections, while Hamilton requires a $50 licensing fee (if the property isn't owner-occupied) and permits inspections on an as-needed basis, but does not currently impose a lodging tax. As a result, the overall regulatory environment varies significantly, leading to some operational units in Hamilton that remain unlicensed despite new regulations. STR properties that thrive in this area often include urban apartments and rural cabins, catering primarily to tourists visiting nearby attractions, although there is potential demand from business travelers as well. The local government authorities overseeing these regulations include city planning departments in each respective municipality, such as the Hamilton Director of Planning and the Oxford Community Development Director. For detailed local regulations and updates, visit the official sites for Hamilton and Oxford, as well as the Butler County official website at.
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