US Short-Term Rental Permits & Licensing

We prepare and submit your permit and license applications and register you for lodging taxes, then track every renewal. Government fees are billed separately.

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Transient Occupancy Tax (CA)

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Short-Term Rental Permit (FL)

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Hotel Occupancy Tax (TX)

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Tourist Dev. Tax (TN)

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Simple Process

Get Compliant in 3 Steps

Tell Us About Your Property

Share your address and a few details. We identify every permit, license and registration your property needs.

We Handle the Applications

Our team prepares and submits your permit applications and lodging tax registrations on your behalf.

Operate Legally, We Track Renewals

Everything Handled

What Get Compliant Takes Off Your Plate

Confusing regulations

Every city has different rules. One mistake can mean fines or delisting.

Time-consuming paperwork

Applications and renewals take hours away from your guests.

Risk of non-compliance

Operating without a permit can mean fines of $500 to $10,000.

Start Operating Legally Today

Government licensing and permit fees are separate and vary by jurisdiction. Available where short-term rentals are permitted.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Get Compliant include?

Everything in the Property Report, plus preparing and submitting your permit and license applications and registering you for lodging taxes.

How long does it take?

Most permits are issued within 60 days, depending on the jurisdiction.

Are government fees included?

No. Government licensing and permit fees are billed separately and vary by jurisdiction.

What happens at renewal?

We remind you before renewals are due. With Host — Stay Compliant, renewals are handled for as long as you're subscribed.

What if my application is denied?

Service fees are non-refundable, even if a permit application is denied. We'll tell you what the jurisdiction requires and your options.