Critical Finding
See whether the property can operate now, what blocks it, and which exception may apply.
Local guide
Check Las Vegas STR legality, permits, eligibility, documents, taxes, operating rules, renewal, and official application sources.
Compliance layers
See whether the property can operate now, what blocks it, and which exception may apply.
Confirm zoning, current land use, jurisdiction, and the rules that actually govern the address.
Get the permits, licenses, documents, inspections, and tax registrations needed before launch.
Follow prioritized next steps, deadlines, renewal duties, and viable alternatives when rules change.
Occupancy tax calculator
Enter the nightly rate and stay length to estimate the lodging taxes and guest total for this jurisdiction.
Select the official district only after confirming the property address; the calculator does not geocode or decide the district.
Guest pays
Estimated tax is $58.50. Estimated guest total is $508.50.
Estimate only. Verify the property jurisdiction, exemptions, taxable charges, filing duties, and marketplace collection with the linked official sources.
Allowed only for an eligible owner-occupied home after Conditional Use Verification, inspection, and a City business license.
This guide is for addresses inside the incorporated City of Las Vegas. Clark County, Henderson and North Las Vegas operate separate systems even when a mailing address says Las Vegas.
The City program covers residential rentals of 31 consecutive days or fewer under its short-term residential rental rules.
The home must have no more than three bedrooms, be in an allowed zone, be at least 660 feet from another STR and 2,500 feet from a resort hotel.
Verify that the property is governed by Las Vegas, not a neighboring city or county authority.
The homeowner must occupy the home throughout every rental period.
The home must have no more than three bedrooms, be in an allowed zone, be at least 660 feet from another STR and 2,500 feet from a resort hotel.
Screen the property before filing: City boundary, owner occupancy, bedroom count, zoning, 660-foot STR separation, 2,500-foot resort-hotel separation and HOA access rules can end the application before inspection.
Confirm City jurisdiction, zoning, bedroom count, distance buffers, and HOA approval.
Provide the justification, site plan, and floor plan.
Resolve building, zoning, bedroom, and safety issues before final planning approval.
Pay the annual fee, provide insurance and emergency contact, and list every platform.
Official Las Vegas information and application entry point.
Explain how the owner-occupied home satisfies zoning, bedroom, distance, resort-hotel and prohibited-area criteria using the current City instructions.
Show property boundaries, parking, bedrooms, living spaces and the room the owner will occupy during every rental period.
For a gated or controlled-access property, include the association acknowledgement or approval required by the City instructions.
Provide current liability coverage and a reachable 24-hour contact that match the owner and licensed address.
The licensed owner must remain in the home for the entire guest stay; an absent-owner rental is outside this license model.
Reject weddings, birthday parties and similar special events and enforce the City noise, parking, occupancy and trash rules.
Keep the placard, business-license number, emergency contact, platform list, insurance and tax status current and visible where required.
The City requires HOA acknowledgement or approval in specified controlled-access situations, and a business license never overrides CC&Rs or other private restrictions.
FAQs
Allowed only for an eligible owner-occupied home after Conditional Use Verification, inspection, and a City business license.
Las Vegas Short-Term Residential Rental Business License. Complete CUV and inspection before applying for the business license and hosting.
The homeowner must occupy the home throughout every rental period.
Register and remit the applicable Clark County and City transient lodging taxes. Follow the local lodging-tax authority’s return and payment schedule.