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Provo allows short-term rentals primarily in residential zones if they are owner-occupied, requiring a city business license and safety compliance.
In Provo, you can rent out your home or a portion of it for less than 30 days only if you live in the home as your primary residence. You must obtain a Short-Term Rental Business License from the city and ensure the property meets fire and safety codes. Non-owner-occupied rentals are generally restricted to specific commercial or high-density zones.
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