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Short-term rentals (STRs) in Jackson County, Kansas, are legal but regulated under newly established rules effective from 2024. Locally referred to as "short-term rentals," these rentals are defined as those renting out properties for 30 days or less. Homeowners must obtain a business license and a rental permit, which costs approximately $750 combined. Property owners are permitted to rent out their homes without significantly impacting neighborhood stability; thus, each resident can conduct three rentals per year, limited to a total of 60 days. Properties that flourish include residential homes and possibly small apartments, catering more toward tourist visitors drawn by the region’s attractions. Jackson’s local government emphasizes a complaint-based enforcement approach rather than active monitoring, relying on registration systems to identify compliant properties. The Jackson Planning Director notes the goal is to balance the economic benefits to homeowners while avoiding an influx of visitors that could affect community character. The regulations are overseen by local officials, with information available on the official Jackson County website. For further details, please visit.
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