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Short-term rentals (STRs) in Wayne County, Tennessee, are regulated under the Tennessee Short-Term Rental Unit Act, which became effective in 2018. STRs are legal, and the local term for them in Tennessee is "short-term rental units." The act establishes a framework for municipalities to regulate these rentals, but it also allows existing rentals to maintain "legacy" status, meaning they can continue operating under the regulations that were in place before new rules were enacted, provided they adhered to local laws and tax regulations. Properties common in Wayne County include cabins and vacation homes that appeal to tourists visiting for outdoor recreation, particularly those who enjoy the rural settings. The market primarily caters to tourists rather than business travelers, due to the area's natural attractions and vacation appeal. The Wayne County government, likely through the local zoning or planning department, is responsible for implementing and enforcing these regulations. For more specific information on STR regulations in Tennessee, you can visit the official sites: Tennessee Short-Term Rental Unit Act and Tennessee Department of Revenue.
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