Rental Types

Compare Rental Types and Requirements

See what’s allowed, what permits you need, and how regulations differ across rental durations.

Short-term rental

Allowed with permit

Under 30 nights

Airbnb, VRBO, direct booking

Permit required

Type 1 or Type 2 STR Licence

Type 1 = owner-occupied · Type 2 = non-owner-occupied

90-night annual cap for non-primary residences in restricted zones

Licence number must appear on all listing platforms

Max occupancy: 2 guests per bedroom plus 2 additional

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Mid-term rental

Generally allowed

30–365 nights

Furnished monthly stays

Permit required

No STR permit needed

Standard residential tenancy law applies · Written lease recommended

No annual night cap or density restrictions

No Hotel Occupancy Tax — meaningfully lower tax burden

Landlord-tenant rights apply — deposit, habitability, and notice obligations

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Long-term rental

Fully allowed

12-month lease

Standard residential

Permit required

None — standard residential use

Residential Property Code governs · No STR obligations

No permits, night caps, or density restrictions

No Hotel Occupancy Tax obligations

Standard habitability, notice, and deposit rules apply

taxes

What Applies and Who Handles It

Understand which taxes apply, who collects them, and what you’re responsible for, especially when handling direct bookings.

STATE

Hotel Occupancy Tax

Collected by

Airbnb, VRBO

Who files

Platform on your behalf

Applies to

STR under 30 days only

County

County HOT

Collected by

Platform or operator

Direct bookings

You must register & file

Applies to

STR under 30 days only

CITY

City hOT

Collected by

Platform or operator

Filing frequency

Monthly

Applies to

STR under 30 days only

Combined total

All taxes, all levels

17%

OTA bookings

Platforms handle state portion

Direct bookings

You collect & file all three

Mid / Long-term

No HOT applies

Direct bookings mean three separate filings

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FAQs & Guides

Common Question From Operators

Clear answers to help you understand what’s required, and a straightforward way to get it done.

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How do I register my property as an STR in Texas?

Do I need a permit for mid-term rentals in Texas?

How do I handle taxes if I take direct bookings?

What happens if I don't comply?

Overview

Bolivia, a land of rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes, offers tourists a captivating experience, from the stunning Salar de Uyuni salt flats to the lush Amazon rainforest and bustling cities like La Paz and Santa Cruz. In recent years, short-term rentals have gained popularity across Bolivia as an affordable and accessible option for travelers looking to experience local culture. The rise of short-term rentals, especially in cities like La Paz and Sucre, has bolstered Bolivia’s tourism income, significantly contributing to the economy. Platforms such as Airbnb and Booking.com list various accommodations in Bolivia, ranging from charming local homes to luxurious mountain.

Overview

Bolivia does not have a dedicated national association specifically for short-term rental owners and operators. However, hosts can seek support and resources from broader industry organizations:

Bolivian Hotel Association (Asociación Boliviana de Hoteles - ABH): While primarily for hotels, they may offer insights relevant to accommodation providers. This association provides a platform for hosts to network, share resources, and advocate for their interests.
Bolivian Tourism Chamber (Cámara Boliviana de Turismo - CABOTUR): Represents various sectors within tourism, potentially including lodging services.

Membership in such associations is not mandatory, but it offers several advantages. Members gain access to valuable resources, including legal advice, marketing support, and industry updates.

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