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Ann Arbor requires all short-term rentals to be licensed annually and prohibits non-principal residence rentals in residential zoning districts.
If you rent your home for 30 days or less, you must obtain a $500 annual city license. You can only rent out an entire home that is not your primary residence if it is located in a mixed-use or commercial zone; otherwise, the property must be your primary home. All listings must clearly display the city-issued license number and adhere to strict occupancy limits.
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