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In Carroll County, Maryland, short-term rentals (often referred to locally as "transient rentals") are permitted under specific regulations established by a short-term rental ordinance. This ordinance was put in place to require property owners to register their rentals if they offer accommodations for fewer than 30 consecutive days, necessitating an annual registration fee that does not exceed $50. The business landscape in the county benefits from various property types, particularly in rural settings where cabins and vacation homes cater to leisure travelers, as well as some more urban areas appealing to both tourists and business travelers. Despite the absence of major urban centers, Carroll County attracts visitors due to its picturesque landscapes and proximity to Baltimore and Washington D.C., serving mainly tourists seeking recreational experiences. The regulations are enforced by the county's Department of Planning, with oversight vested in the Office of the Commissioner of the Revenue. For more detailed regulations and information, you can visit the Carroll County government website.
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