Euless, TX Short-Term Rentals: Night Caps (2026)

Many jurisdictions impose nightly caps on STRs to preserve residential character (for example, 90 or 120 nights per year for non-owner-occupied rentals). Euless Code of Ordinances does not currently include such a cap. Operators may host consecutive bookings year-round. The only length-based trigger in Texas law is the 30-consecutive-day threshold under TX Tax Code 156.101: rentals of 30 or more consecutive days to the same guest are exempt from state and local hotel occupancy taxes and are treated as residential tenancies subject to the Texas Property Code landlord-tenant provisions (Chapter 92). This creates practical considerations for hosts offering mid-term stays. Some HOAs in Euless set minimum-stay requirements (often 7, 14, or 30 days) as a de facto restriction on STR activity; these are enforceable private agreements. Texas Supreme Court in Tarr v. Timberwood Park Owners Association (2018) held that generic residential use restrictions do not automatically prohibit STRs, but specific duration-based restrictions in deed covenants are generally upheld. Hosts should review HOA CCRs before listing and disclose any HOA-imposed minimum stays on platform listings.