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Martin Lewis
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Texas Short Term Rentals

Martin Lewis
  • Houston, TX
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I am setting up short term rentals in Houston Texas and am curious about best practices, things to look out for, best lease agreements, etc. Any input is greatly appreciated!

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Tanner Sherman
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Tanner Sherman
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I am not familiar with any areas that require a lease for short term rentals. If you are renting for 30 days or more it would require a lease, but I have heard it is best practice to only allow stays of 28 days or less in order to avoid any accidental eviction law issues. 

Best tip I can give is find a way to make your rental unique. Whether it is an art mural wall or a scenic view, have that one selling point that gets people talking about staying at your unit. 

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