Land Use & Zoning
In Montana, a 'short-term rental' ordinance enacted by cities like Bozeman or Whitefish may require short-term rental operators to:
AUse a licensed real estate broker to manage the property
BObtain a business license, pay lodging taxes, and comply with health and safety requirements✓ Correct
COwn the property for at least 5 years before renting short-term
DOnly rent to Montana residents
Explanation
Many Montana cities have enacted short-term rental (STR) ordinances requiring operators to obtain local business licenses, collect and remit lodging taxes, meet safety standards, and in some cases limit the number of STR licenses in certain zones.
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