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Brendan Connolly
  • Cleveland
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Is there an occupancy maximum for STR’s in Cleveland?

Brendan Connolly
  • Cleveland
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My wife and I are planning on moving out of our home in Cleveland and turning it into a short term rental. While researching the regulations around STRs in Cleveland, I saw that there is a regulation that says the maximum number of days someone can stay at your STR if you're in a residential zoning area is 91 days.

If that is true, having a STR in Cleveland does not look like a good investment for us. But there are a lot of Cleveland STR's in residential zoning areas, so I have to think that even if this regulation does exist, everyone is just ignoring it? Curious if this maximum occupancy rule is actually something to worry about.


If anyone has a STR in Cleveland or has any background on this topic, your input would be much appreciated!

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