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Amherst requires all short-term rentals to obtain a Residential Rental Permit, comply with strict occupancy limits, and prohibits STRs in accessory dwelling units (ADUs).
If you want to rent your home for 31 days or less, you must register with the State Department of Revenue and apply for a town Residential Rental Permit. You can only have up to four unrelated people staying in one unit, and you cannot use a basement apartment or backyard cottage (ADU) as a short-term rental. The town is currently phasing in mandatory inspections for all rental properties every five years.
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