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Rachel B.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Las Vegas
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Good News Henderson, NV OK's Short Term Rentals!!

Rachel B.
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Las Vegas
Posted

Hello All!

I thought I would take time and post the new rules for the City of Henderson Short Term Rental situation. If you didn't know Henderson sits directly next door to Las Vegas where Airbnb is practically outlawed!

Henderson has Major corporations such as Levi Strauss & Company, Ocean Spray, Ford Motor Credit, Toyota Financial Services, Good Humor-Breyers. The Raiders headquarters is also being built in Henderson is only a few miles south east of the strip - 

Some of the New rules include:

1. Annual $820 registration fee

2. Owners will also be required to take a class

3. Pay for insurance 

4. Provide proof the HOA allows (most wont allow - so property will need to be located in a HOA free neighborhood)

There are other requirements but these are the main ones. This is an exciting opportunity for investors!

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