Missouri short-term rental regulations

The City of St. Louis requires all short-term rentals to obtain an annual permit and undergo a safety inspection.

The City of Branson requires all short-term rental operators to obtain a specific STR Business License and pass an annual fire inspection.

Springfield regulates short-term rentals through a three-tier system (Type 1, 2, and 3) based on owner-occupancy and zoning, requiring all hosts to obtain a...

Independence requires a short-term rental permit and an annual business license, subject to a strict 500-foot buffer rule and a 1-per-8 structure density cap...

Jefferson City regulates short-term rentals as lodging businesses, requiring an annual business license, a fire safety inspection, and the collection of a 7%...

Short-term rentals in Branson West require both an annual city business license and a Stone County Health Department vacation rental permit, and are strictly...

Kansas City, MO requires all short-term rentals to be registered and licensed, with distinct categories for owner-occupied (Type 1) and non-owner occupied...

Kirksville requires a Special Use Permit (SUP) for short-term rentals in residential zones and a city business license for all operators.

Short-term rentals in Lee's Summit are permitted only within the Old Town Master Development Plan area or on parcels larger than one acre, requiring a business...

Columbia requires a permit, business license, and annual inspection, with new residential STRs restricted to properties on major 4-lane roads.