McKinney does not impose an annual night-cap on STR rentals; stays over 30 days are simply exempt from hotel occupancy tax and fall outside the STR framework.
Unlike some major cities that limit non-owner-occupied STRs to a set number of rental nights per year, McKinney's framework does not currently include an annual night cap. Any stay of 30 consecutive days or longer converts to a residential tenancy governed by Texas Property Code Chapter 92 and is exempt from HOT. Operators should monitor for changes as Texas legislature periodically considers STR preemption bills that could alter local authority.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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