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Matt Smith
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Regulations for Napa

Matt Smith
  • San Francisco, CA
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I am planning to buy a vacation rentals in Napa. I know it is very hard to get a permit to do Airbnb.

However, what are the regulations for longer period lie 30+ days?

Are those properties also listed on Airbnb? Or would you recommend another vacation rental agency to advertise/rent it?

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Crystal Tynan
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Crystal Tynan
  • Napa, CA
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Hi all, as a real estate agent in Napa I wanted to comment on what I've seen from some of my clients. As a vacation destination, I have many clients that want a home for 31> days e.g. for the summer, for Christmas, etc. Many clients and buyers have been coming to Napa Valley every summer for years before finally deciding to buy, and they love the idea of renting a house or estate. I wouldn't say this market (31> days) is as hot as the 30< days vacation rental market, but there is interest. Also, this would be considered just a month-to-month rental, and wouldn't fall under vacation rental regulations. 

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