Jurupa Valley, CA Rental Property Rules: Rental Registration (2026)

Riverside County distinguishes long-term rentals (30 days or more) from short-term vacation rentals. Long-term rentals do not require a county rental-registration certificate, although landlords must comply with state law including AB 1482, lead paint disclosure, smoke and carbon monoxide detector rules, and Department of Real Estate requirements where applicable. Short-term rentals are regulated by Ordinance 927 and its amendments, which require a Short-Term Rental Certificate, a local contact available 24 hours, posted occupancy and parking rules, compliance with Mount Palomar lighting and noise ordinances, and remittance of 10 percent TOT to the Treasurer-Tax Collector plus a 1 percent tourism assessment. STR operators must renew annually and are subject to a progressive-discipline complaint system that can lead to certificate revocation for repeated noise or nuisance violations. Incorporated cities within the county (Riverside, Palm Springs, Palm Desert, and others) maintain their own separate rental-registration programs for long-term units.