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Toledo requires all short-term rental operators to register with the city, obtain a permit, and maintain liability insurance.
If you rent your home for stays under 30 days, you must apply for a $250 annual permit from the city. You need to provide proof of $1 million in liability insurance and name a local contact person who can respond to complaints within 60 minutes.
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