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Short-term rentals (STRs), referred to as vacation rentals in North Carolina, are legal in Camden County but are shaped by both state and local regulations. The state follows the North Carolina Vacation Rental Act, which mandates that rentals are for periods of fewer than 90 days and requires a signed rental agreement. Properties like cabins in more rural settings tend to thrive, catering primarily to tourists attracted to the scenic beauty and outdoor activities. The market environment leans heavily towards tourism, although some business travelers also seek rentals, especially during peak times. Local regulations include obtaining a zoning compliance permit, as various zoning districts dictate STR operations. Camden County issues these permits, emphasizing health and safety standards. For more detailed information, you can visit the official Camden County planning department website at and the North Carolina Department of Justice’s consumer protection page for vacation rentals at.
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