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Short-term rentals (STRs), commonly referred to as vacation rentals, are legal in Webster County, Missouri, but they must comply with specific local regulations. The business landscape primarily supports properties such as cabins in rural areas and residential homes, which cater to both tourists and some business travelers. The area often attracts tourists due to its outdoor recreational activities, making it favorable for short-term rentals, especially during peak seasons. Local regulations require STR operators to obtain a permit from the Springfield-Greene County Health Department, which ensures safety and compliance with occupancy limits. There are different types of STR licenses—Type 1 for owner-occupied residences, Type 2 for non-owner-occupied units in specific zoning districts, and Type 3 for units in multiple residential structures. Compliance entails fulfilling zoning ordinance requirements, obtaining a business license, and adhering to taxation similar to hotels and motels. The Springfield-Greene County Health Department is the primary governmental authority regulating these rentals. For further details, visit the official site at City of Springfield - Short-term Rentals.
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