Flower Mound has no night cap restrictions on short-term rentals. There are no Town-imposed limits on the maximum number of nights per year a property may be rented short-term. Operators must register for HOT and comply with tax reporting requirements regardless of rental frequency.
The Town of Flower Mound did not adopt a comprehensive STR ordinance and therefore imposes no annual night cap (maximum rental nights per year) on short-term rental properties. This means a property may be rented for any number of nights throughout the year without triggering a Town-imposed limit. However, all STR activity regardless of frequency requires registration through the GovOS platform for hotel occupancy tax collection and remittance. Texas law does not impose statewide night cap restrictions on STRs. The practical limitation in most Flower Mound neighborhoods is HOA deed restrictions, which typically prohibit rentals of fewer than 30 days entirely. Properties in neighborhoods without HOA restrictions or with permissive CC&Rs may operate year-round. Some Texas cities have explored night cap ordinances, but Flower Mound has not pursued this approach.
No night cap violations exist. Failure to register and remit HOT regardless of rental frequency triggers Texas Comptroller enforcement.
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