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In Talbot County, Maryland, short-term rentals (STRs), often referred to locally as "transient rentals," are legal but subject to specific regulations established by the Talbot County government. Owners of STRs must obtain a license if the rental is offered for fewer than 90 consecutive days, with a limit on occupancy based on the number of bedrooms in the property. Popular rental types include rural cabins, waterfront homes, and upscale residences, catering predominantly to tourists enjoying activities such as sailing, birdwatching, and local festivals. The market leans heavily toward vacationing tourists rather than business travelers, as Talbot County is known for its natural beauty and historic towns, supporting a vibrant tourism economy. Oversight of STR regulations is managed by the Talbot County Planning and Zoning department, which reviews applications and ensures compliance with local codes. For official information, visit the Talbot County Planning and Zoning website at and the dedicated STR Review Board page at.
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