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Ingham County, Michigan, which includes the city of Lansing, allows short-term rentals (STRs) like Airbnb and VRBO under certain regulations. In Lansing, non-owner-occupied short-term rental properties must register with the city's Code Enforcement Division, while owner-occupied homes used for short-term rentals are exempt from this requirement. STRs in the area thrive primarily in urban settings, but there is also demand for rural properties, particularly cabins and homes that appeal to tourists exploring Michigan's outdoor activities. The market caters mainly to tourists, especially given the proximity to attractions and events in Lansing, alongside a growing business travel sector. The regulatory environment aims to balance the interests of hosts while protecting neighborhood integrity, with the city focusing on issues like noise and parking. Property owners must report rental income and pay applicable taxes if renting for more than 14 days per year. The government authority overseeing these regulations is the Lansing Code Enforcement Division. For further details, visit the official websites for Lansing Rental Registrations and the Lansing City Code.
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