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Concord regulates short-term rentals as accessory uses, distinguishing between owner-occupied and non-owner-occupied properties with specific zoning and safety requirements.
In Concord, you can host a short-term rental if it's your primary residence, but you must pass a fire safety inspection and register with the city. If the property is not your primary residence, you are more restricted in where you can operate and may need a special exception from the Zoning Board.
Step-by-step guide for Concord
Consult the Concord Zoning Map and Article 28-2-4(u) to determine if your property allows STR-OO (Owner Occupied) or STR-NOO (Non-Owner Occupied). Check if a Special Exception is required.
Register with the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration to obtain your M&R tax ID, which is required for the city application.
Contact the Concord Fire Department to schedule a life safety inspection. The unit must comply with NFPA 101 standards.
Submit the completed registration form to the Code Administration office along with the required fee and documentation.
Regulatory information is AI-researched from public city/county codes for educational purposes. Details may be outdated or incomplete. Always verify requirements directly with your city/county planning department before operating a short-term rental.
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