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Updated over 8 years ago, 09/12/2016
Kansas City, Missouri proposes short-term rental regulations
All,
The city of Kansas City, Missouri is proposing new short-term rental regulations. Here is the city blog post about the ordinance. I *think* you're meant to provide feedback by replying to the blog post; comments are open from 30 days from 11 February to about 11 March 2016. The text of the proposed ordinance is available. Essentially, for multi-family the owner of the property is allowed to do short-term rentals of the unit they live in, but the tenants aren't allowed to rent out their units. There is a restriction that the owner has to have lived in their unit for 60 days before short-term renting it, and it can only be short-term rented for 90 or 91 days a year. This local TV news story also claims that there's a $600 permit needed.
I don't have any rental property in KC, MO, but I know it's popular among out-of-state landlords, so I figured I'd pass this on.
Matt R.