Do I need a permit for short-term rentals in Red River?

**Yes**, you need a Business License and Lodger's Tax Registration for short-term rentals. You need to register with the Town of Red River and the State of New Mexico. The fee for the Business License and Lodger's Tax Registration is $35. Monthly reporting is required regardless of occupancy.

What is the TOT tax rate in Red River?

**5% is the Lodgers Tax** rate that you must collect and remit to the Town of Red River. All hosts must register with the Town for local lodging taxes and report them monthly, even if there was no occupancy. You need to ensure you are collecting and remitting this tax to stay compliant.

How much does an STR permit cost in Red River?

**$35 is the cost** for the Business License and Lodger's Tax Registration. You need to obtain this license from the Town of Red River to legally operate a short-term rental. In addition to this, you must also register with the State of New Mexico for Gross Receipts Tax.

Are short-term rentals allowed in Red River?

**Yes**, short-term rentals are permitted in Red River, but you must comply with local regulations. You need to obtain a Business License and Lodger's Tax Registration, and collect and remit the 5% Lodgers Tax. Ensure you are registered with both the Town and the State to operate legally.

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Eligibility6 rules

Red River does NOT require the property to be a primary residence. Investment properties are allowed.
Red River, NM: You can have a co-host or property manager help manage your listing.
Red River: Your HOA can prohibit short-term rentals even if the city allows them. Check your CC&Rs before applying.

Requirements17 rules

Red River, NM: Hosts must report their rental activity monthly to the city, even if platforms collect taxes.
Red River STR warning: Parking must be strictly managed on the property; street parking is often restricted during snow removal or events.
Red River STR warning: Lodger's Tax reports are due by the 25th of EVERY month, even for months with zero bookings.

Application process11 rules

Red River STR permit - Step 2: Town Business License Application. Complete the Town of Red River Business License application and the Lodger's Tax registration form. Required documents: CRS Number, Property Details. Time: 1 week. Cost: 35.
Red River, NM extended permit requirement: A $35.00 business license fee is standard, but check for specific unit-based inspections fees.

Fees & costs1 rule

Red River charges a registration fee of $35 (annual).

Taxes4 rules

Red River: Lodger's Tax reports are due by the 25th of EVERY month, even for months with zero bookings.

Limits & restrictions5 rules

Red River, NM occupancy calculation: Subject to fire code occupancy limits (usually 2 per bedroom + 2). Count your bedrooms to determine your max guest limit.
Red River limits stays to a maximum of 29 nights.
Red River occupancy calculation: Subject to fire code occupancy limits (usually 2 per bedroom + 2). Count your bedrooms to determine your max guest limit.

Safety requirements2 rules

Red River requires the following safety measures for STRs: smoke detectors, CO detectors, fire extinguisher, fire inspection, posted maximum occupancy, posted emergency contact, Parking must be contained on-site, Trash must be in bear-proof containers.
Red River: Fire inspections must be renewed annually to maintain the business license.

Penalties4 rules

Red River: Repeated violations can result in permanent permit revocation. You would lose the ability to operate any STR.
Red River, NM: Repeated violations can result in permanent permit revocation. You would lose the ability to operate any STR.

Exemptions3 rules

Red River: Rentals of 30+ days are generally NOT considered short-term rentals and may be exempt from STR regulations (but may have other requirements).
Red River, NM: Rentals of 30+ days are generally NOT considered short-term rentals and may be exempt from STR regulations (but may have other requirements).

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Summary

Restriction level

Why this classification

In plain English

At a glance

6 things hosts often miss

Regulation details

Frequently asked questions

1Do I need a permit for short-term rentals in Red River?

2What is the TOT tax rate in Red River?

3How much does an STR permit cost in Red River?

4Are short-term rentals allowed in Red River?

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