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Short-Term Rentals in Georgia (2026)

191 rules on the books across Georgia, 39 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.

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Short-Term Rental Permits

Whether you need a license or permit to list your property on Airbnb, VRBO, or similar platforms, and what the application process looks like.

Atlanta

Heavy Restrictions

Atlanta requires a Short-Term Rental License (STRL) for all rentals under 30 days. The annual fee is $150. One license…

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Clayton County

Heavy Restrictions

Unincorporated Clayton County requires every short-term rental unit to hold a county permit. Before a permit issues…

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Alpharetta

Significant Restrictions

Renting out a house or condo in the City of Alpharetta for stays under 30 days is illegal without a short-term rental…

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Barrow County

Significant Restrictions

Renting, operating, or advertising a short-term rental in unincorporated Barrow County requires an annual permit from…

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Chatham County

Significant Restrictions

Every short-term rental in unincorporated Chatham County must hold an annual license from Building Safety and…

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Cherokee County

Significant Restrictions

No one may rent out a home in unincorporated Cherokee County as a short-term rental without an annual certificate from…

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Cobb County

Significant Restrictions

Renting a house or room to guests for stays under 30 days in unincorporated Cobb County requires an annual short-term…

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Columbus

Significant Restrictions

Columbus, Georgia requires a short-term rental permit before renting any dwelling unit for stays of 30 days or less…

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Decatur

Significant Restrictions

Before renting a home short term in Decatur, Georgia, an owner must obtain a short term rental permit and register a…

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DeKalb County

Significant Restrictions

DeKalb County requires an annual short term rental permit from the business license division of the Department of…

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Dougherty County

Significant Restrictions

In unincorporated Dougherty County, owners must obtain a short-term vacation rental certificate before renting a home…

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Glynn County

Significant Restrictions

No home in unincorporated Glynn County, outside Jekyll Island, may be rented short-term without an Accommodation Excise…

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Gwinnett County

Significant Restrictions

Unincorporated Gwinnett County allows short-term rentals as a conditional use in every base residential district under…

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Hall County

Significant Restrictions

Hall County makes it unlawful to rent a short-term rental in the unincorporated county without first registering the…

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Henry County

Significant Restrictions

Henry County bars anyone from advertising, renting, leasing or subleasing a residential property in the unincorporated…

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Houston County

Significant Restrictions

No dwelling unit in unincorporated Houston County may be used, rented, offered, or advertised as a short-term rental…

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Jackson County

Significant Restrictions

Anyone operating a short-term rental in unincorporated Jackson County must register with the finance department within…

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Rockdale County

Significant Restrictions

Operating a short-term rental in unincorporated Rockdale County requires a license from the Department of Planning and…

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Sandy Springs

Significant Restrictions

Short-term rentals in Sandy Springs need a city business license and an individual unit permit before they can operate…

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Smyrna

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Smyrna, Georgia, no one is allowed to rent out all or part of a dwelling unit as a short-term rental…

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South Fulton

Significant Restrictions

Renting out any South Fulton dwelling for stays of 30 days or less requires a short-term rental permit before the first…

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Spalding County

Significant Restrictions

Anyone renting out lodging accommodations, including a private residence, in unincorporated Spalding County must…

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Troup County

Significant Restrictions

Renting out a house short-term anywhere in unincorporated Troup County requires a special-use permit first. The Unified…

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Bartow County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Bartow County does not require a separate permit to operate a short-term rental. Instead, Bartow County…

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Carroll County

Some Restrictions

No one may rent a dwelling in unincorporated Carroll County for 29 days or fewer without first obtaining a short-term…

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Effingham County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Effingham County has no ordinance written for "short-term rentals" by name, but Airbnb-style hosts fall…

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Fayette County

Some Restrictions

Anyone operating a short-term tourist accommodation in unincorporated Fayette County, other than a hotel, campground or…

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Forsyth County

Some Restrictions

Forsyth County requires an annual short-term rental license before anyone rents a property for less than 30 days…

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Macon Bibb County

Some Restrictions

Renting out any dwelling unit in Macon-Bibb County for stays under 30 days requires a short-term vacation rental permit…

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Stonecrest

Some Restrictions

No one may rent out all or part of a single-family home in the City of Stonecrest as a short-term vacation rental…

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Walton County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Walton County requires every Short Term Rental to hold an annual Short Term Rental License issued as an…

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Columbia County

Few Restrictions

Columbia County has no dedicated short-term rental permit or registration ordinance. STRs are legal in unincorporated…

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Paulding County

Few Restrictions

Paulding County has no dedicated short-term rental ordinance, registration, or STR permit: a search of the county code…

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Noise Rules

Noise restrictions that apply specifically to short-term rental properties, including quiet hours and rules about parties and gatherings.

DeKalb County

Significant Restrictions

DeKalb County short-term rental owners must pledge to prevent the rental from disrupting the neighborhood, may not…

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South Fulton

Significant Restrictions

South Fulton bans 'nuisance parties' at short-term rentals: gatherings of five or more people that trigger a…

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Alpharetta

Some Restrictions

Every Alpharetta short-term rental must post the quiet hours set by the city's noise regulations inside the unit, per…

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Atlanta

Some Restrictions

Atlanta STR licenses require posted rules banning noise that exceeds the city's noise ordinance, cap occupancy at two…

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Barrow County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Barrow County, every short-term rental permit requires a posted notice stating the exact quiet hours…

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Brookhaven

Some Restrictions

In the City of Brookhaven, Georgia, Code § 27-629(3)(d)(3) makes all short-term rentals subject to the nuisance and…

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Carroll County

Some Restrictions

Carroll County requires every short-term rental license applicant to post written rules in the unit acknowledging that…

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Chatham County

Some Restrictions

Chatham County short-term rental licenses must post noise restrictions on a sign inside the unit, and any citation for…

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Clayton County

Some Restrictions

Every Clayton County short-term rental must post the county's noise ordinance inside the unit before it is ever rented…

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Cobb County

Some Restrictions

Every short-term rental in unincorporated Cobb County must disclose the county's noise rules to guests, not just…

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Columbia County

Some Restrictions

Columbia County short-term rental guests must obey the county nuisance-noise ordinance, § 34-32(6). With no STR permit…

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Dougherty County

Some Restrictions

Short-term vacation rentals in unincorporated Dougherty County must post written rules inside the unit acknowledging…

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Forsyth County

Some Restrictions

Forsyth County short-term rental guests must obey the county noise ordinance, Code Chapter 34, Article IV. Under…

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Glynn County

Some Restrictions

Glynn County caps overnight occupancy at a Short-Term Rental to the ordinance's maximum occupancy rate between 11 p.m…

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Hall County

Some Restrictions

Hall County requires the owner or local contact person of a short-term rental to use best efforts to keep occupants…

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Paulding County

Some Restrictions

Paulding County sets no STR-specific noise rules, so short-term rental guests follow the same county noise ordinance as…

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Rockdale County

Some Restrictions

Short-term rentals in unincorporated Rockdale County cannot generate excessive or unusually loud noise that disturbs…

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Smyrna

Some Restrictions

In the City of Smyrna, Georgia, a short-term rental agent must appear on the premises when the city reports that guests…

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Stonecrest

Some Restrictions

Stonecrest's short-term vacation rental (STVR) ordinance, § 4.2.58, bars any use that changes the residential character…

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Troup County

Some Restrictions

Every Troup County short-term rental must post house policies setting quiet hours from dusk to dawn and banning…

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Columbus

Light Restrictions

Every Columbus, Georgia short-term rental agreement must have occupants acknowledge that exceeding the city's noise…

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Taxes & Fees

Transient occupancy taxes, tourism fees, and other charges that hosts must collect from guests or pay to the city.

Georgia: statewide

StatewideHeavy Restrictions

Georgia law authorizes a statewide hotel-motel excise tax that applies to short-term rentals under 30 days, with…

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Clayton County

Heavy Restrictions

Clayton County levies an 8% hotel-motel excise tax on the charge for short-term lodging. Operators collect it and remit…

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Chatham County

Significant Restrictions

Operating a short-term rental in unincorporated Chatham County requires a BSRS license that costs $350 up front, renews…

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Fayette County

Significant Restrictions

Because Fayette County defines a taxable 'tourist accommodation' as any property, facility or structure that provides…

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Rockdale County

Significant Restrictions

Rockdale County Code Sec. 86-91 defines 'hotel' broadly enough to cover any structure with guestrooms rented to…

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Alpharetta

Some Restrictions

Alpharetta short-term rental owners must pay the city's occupation tax under chapter 42, article III, and collect and…

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Atlanta

Some Restrictions

Atlanta short-term rentals owe an 8% hotel-motel tax on every stay, plus a $150 non-refundable annual license…

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Barrow County

Some Restrictions

Beyond the $250 permit fee, a Barrow County short-term rental owner must keep paying occupation tax under the business…

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Brookhaven

Some Restrictions

In the City of Brookhaven, Georgia, short-term rentals of 30 consecutive days or less carry an excise tax of eight…

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Carroll County

Some Restrictions

Carroll County charges a $200.00 nonrefundable fee with every annual short-term rental license application and…

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Cherokee County

Some Restrictions

Short-term rental owners in Cherokee County must collect and remit an 8 percent excise tax on gross rent from every…

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Cobb County

Some Restrictions

Cobb County makes every short-term rental owner responsible for collecting and remitting all required hotel/motel…

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Columbia County

Some Restrictions

Columbia County short-term rentals owe a 5% county hotel/motel excise tax under § 78-66, plus Georgia's 4% state sales…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

Short-term rental owners in Columbus, Georgia owe state sales tax and city taxes, including the hotel/motel tax, on top…

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Coweta County

Some Restrictions

Coweta County levies an 8% hotel/motel excise tax on short-term lodging in unincorporated areas, on top of Georgia's 4%…

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Decatur

Some Restrictions

Decatur, Georgia's Unified Development Ordinance requires every short-term rental owner to hold both a business license…

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DeKalb County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated DeKalb County charges an 8 percent excise tax on every short-term rental stay of 30 days or less…

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Dougherty County

Some Restrictions

Short-term vacation rentals in unincorporated Dougherty County must hold an occupational tax certificate and pay all…

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Effingham County

Some Restrictions

Short-term rentals in unincorporated Effingham County are taxed the same as any hotel: Sec. 70-223 requires the…

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Floyd County

Some Restrictions

Floyd County has no separate short-term rental ordinance, but its hotel-motel excise tax law defines 'hotel' broadly…

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Forsyth County

Some Restrictions

Forsyth County short-term rentals owe an 8% county hotel/motel excise tax on the rent, plus Georgia's 4% state sales…

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Glynn County

Some Restrictions

Glynn County's short-term rental certificate fee is tiered by filing date: $150.00 before July 1, $75.00 from July…

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Gordon County

Some Restrictions

Gordon County Code § 16-27 taxes every occupancy of a guest room in a hotel in the county at eight percent of the rent…

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Hall County

Some Restrictions

Hall County collects an 8 percent excise tax on short-term rental occupancy under section 3.40.020, on top of the…

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Henry County

Some Restrictions

Henry County collects the same 8 percent hotel occupancy excise tax from short-term rentals that it collects from…

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Houston County

Some Restrictions

Houston County charges a $150 accommodation excise tax certificate fee for each short-term rental applied for before…

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Jackson County

Some Restrictions

Guests renting a short-term rental in unincorporated Jackson County are personally liable for the county's 5 percent…

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Macon Bibb County

Some Restrictions

Macon-Bibb County taxes tourist courts and short-term vacation rentals on a per-night basis on top of the standard…

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Paulding County

Some Restrictions

Paulding County levies no county hotel/motel excise tax; its tax code (Chapter 30) contains none. A short-term rental…

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Sandy Springs

Some Restrictions

Every Sandy Springs short-term rental must run under a valid city business license, which doubles as the occupation tax…

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Smyrna

Some Restrictions

In the City of Smyrna, Georgia, short-term rental owners are subject to all applicable state and city taxes, including…

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South Fulton

Some Restrictions

South Fulton short-term rental owners must pay state sales tax and all applicable city taxes, including hotel/motel…

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Spalding County

Some Restrictions

Renting a private home in unincorporated Spalding County for more than two days a year makes the owner an 'operator'…

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Stonecrest

Some Restrictions

In the City of Stonecrest, every short-term vacation rental must carry an annual business tax certificate under Code §…

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Troup County

Some Restrictions

Short-term rental owners in unincorporated Troup County must pay every state and county tax that applies to the rental…

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Walker County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Walker County, a short-term rental host is taxed exactly like a hotel: section 30-28 lists…

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Walton County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Walton County does not set a fixed dollar figure for Short Term Rental licenses in its ordinance text…

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Short-Term Rental Parking Rules

Off-street parking requirements for rental guests, limits on the number of vehicles, and restrictions on street parking near rental properties.

Alpharetta

Some Restrictions

City of Alpharetta short-term rentals must provide off-street parking for one vehicle per rented bedroom, and Sec…

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Barrow County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Barrow County, a short-term rental permit caps parked vehicles at one per bedroom, bans parking on…

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Bartow County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Bartow County requires every short-term rental to provide off-street parking for one vehicle per rented…

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Carroll County

Some Restrictions

Carroll County limits short-term rental parking to one vehicle per bedroom, bans parking on the county right-of-way or…

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Chatham County

Some Restrictions

Chatham County requires every short-term rental license application to spell out the property's parking rules under…

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Clayton County

Some Restrictions

Clayton County requires every short-term rental to keep guest vehicles on the same lot as the rental unit under Code…

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Cobb County

Some Restrictions

Cobb County caps overnight vehicle parking for every short-term rental in the unincorporated area at one vehicle per…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

Columbus, Georgia short-term rental applications must disclose allotted parking spaces, and each unit must post the…

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DeKalb County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated DeKalb County requires short-term rental permit applicants to state the number and location of on-site…

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Dougherty County

Some Restrictions

Short-term vacation rental applicants in unincorporated Dougherty County must state the number of on-site parking…

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Forsyth County

Some Restrictions

Forsyth County short-term rentals cap parked vehicles at one per bedroom or the paved parking lot's capacity, whichever…

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Glynn County

Some Restrictions

Glynn County requires every Short-Term Rental to post a maximum vehicle count, mark on-site parking spaces for guests…

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Gwinnett County

Some Restrictions

Gwinnett County requires short-term rental guests to park only on a hard-surface area built for the purpose, never on…

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Hall County

Some Restrictions

Hall County bars short-term rental guests from parking on the county right-of-way or along roadways at any time…

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Rockdale County

Some Restrictions

Short-term rental guests in unincorporated Rockdale County cannot park on any public or private right-of-way, and Sec…

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Smyrna

Some Restrictions

In the City of Smyrna, Georgia, guests at a short-term rental cannot park in the city right-of-way or along any roadway…

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South Fulton

Some Restrictions

South Fulton ties short-term rental parking directly to the permit: owners must disclose the number and location of…

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Stonecrest

Some Restrictions

Stonecrest requires at least one off-street parking space for every bedroom used as part of a short-term vacation…

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Troup County

Some Restrictions

Troup County requires every short-term rental to dedicate at least one parking space for guests, approved by the Roads…

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Walton County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Walton County, every Short Term Rental must provide one paved off-street parking space per bedroom…

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Atlanta

Light Restrictions

Atlanta requires short-term rental applicants to disclose the number and location of on-site parking spaces, then post…

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Occupancy Limits

Maximum number of guests allowed per rental unit, often based on the number of bedrooms or square footage of the property.

Acworth

Some Restrictions

Acworth caps overnight occupancy at two people per bedroom under Section 73-7.8.4 of the city zoning ordinance, and…

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Alpharetta

Some Restrictions

Alpharetta caps overnight guests at a short-term rental at two persons per bedroom and never more than 15 overnight…

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Atlanta

Some Restrictions

Atlanta caps short-term rental occupancy at two adults per bedroom, a rule license applicants must post in writing…

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Barrow County

Some Restrictions

Barrow County caps overnight occupancy in a short-term rental at two guests per bedroom (plus two more if on sewer)…

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Bartow County

Some Restrictions

A short-term rental in unincorporated Bartow County cannot sleep more than two overnight guests per bedroom plus two…

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Carroll County

Some Restrictions

Carroll County caps overnight occupancy of a short-term rental at two adults per bedroom, a limit the owner must…

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Chatham County

Some Restrictions

Chatham County caps short-term rental occupancy at two adults per bedroom plus two additional adults under Code…

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Cherokee County

Some Restrictions

Cherokee County caps overnight guests at a licensed short-term rental to two per bedroom, and total occupancy…

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Clayton County

Some Restrictions

Article XII sets no fixed guest headcount. Instead, short-term rental occupancy in unincorporated Clayton County is…

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Cobb County

Some Restrictions

Cobb County short-term rentals must follow the county's single-family dwelling occupancy standard of at least 390…

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Columbus

Some Restrictions

Columbus, Georgia caps every short-term rental unit at two occupants per bedroom plus one additional person, and the…

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Decatur

Some Restrictions

Decatur, Georgia's Unified Development Ordinance caps overnight guests at a short term rental at two people per guest…

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Dougherty County

Some Restrictions

Short-term vacation rentals in unincorporated Dougherty County may not exceed the maximum overnight occupancy printed…

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Fayette County

Some Restrictions

Fayette County limits every guestroom in a permitted tourist accommodation to two guests, with detached structures and…

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Forsyth County

Some Restrictions

Forsyth County caps overnight occupancy at two people per bedroom plus two, never more than 15 overnight guests total…

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Glynn County

Some Restrictions

Glynn County caps overnight occupancy of every short-term rental at two guests per bedroom plus two more, with a hard…

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Gwinnett County

Some Restrictions

Gwinnett County limits how many guests a short-term rental in the unincorporated county can sleep: no more than two…

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Hall County

Some Restrictions

Hall County caps short-term rental occupancy at two guests per bedroom plus three, verified by a county building…

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Henry County

Some Restrictions

Henry County short-term rental hosts cannot set their own guest headcount: the maximum number of guests is fixed by…

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Houston County

Some Restrictions

Houston County unincorporated short-term rentals may sleep no more than two guests per bedroom plus two additional…

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Smyrna

Some Restrictions

In the City of Smyrna, Georgia, overnight occupancy of a short-term rental is capped at two persons for each bedroom…

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South Fulton

Some Restrictions

South Fulton requires every permitted short-term rental to post its permit inside the unit, and that posting must state…

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Troup County

Some Restrictions

Troup County limits how many people can stay overnight in a short-term rental in the unincorporated area. The Unified…

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Spalding County

Light Restrictions

Spalding County's zoning ordinance does not cap occupancy for short-term rentals generally, but its agriculture…

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Stonecrest

Light Restrictions

The City of Stonecrest does not set its own numeric cap on short-term vacation rental occupancy. Instead, Sec…

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Host Presence Rule

Whether your city allows only home-sharing (host on-site during the rental) versus whole-home unhosted rentals, and the enforcement process for violations.

DeKalb County

Significant Restrictions

Under Sec. 4.2.15.A of the DeKalb County zoning code, the operator of a bed and breakfast or home stay establishment in…

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Troup County

Significant Restrictions

In unincorporated Troup County, an Owner-Occupied short-term rental permit requires the property owner to be…

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Walton County

Significant Restrictions

Every licensed short-term rental in unincorporated Walton County must have a local property manager available 24 hours…

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Bartow County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Bartow County requires every short-term rental to have an owner or designated local contact who responds…

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Chatham County

Some Restrictions

Chatham County does not require a host to be present during a stay, but every short-term rental must name a valid local…

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Clayton County

Some Restrictions

In unincorporated Clayton County, a short-term rental unit, defined as any house, apartment, condo, room or lodging…

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Dougherty County

Some Restrictions

Every short-term vacation rental in unincorporated Dougherty County must designate a short-term vacation rental agent…

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Glynn County

Some Restrictions

Glynn County does not require an owner to live on site, but every Short-Term Rental Certificate holder must keep a…

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Rockdale County

Some Restrictions

Every short-term rental license in unincorporated Rockdale County must designate an agent who is at least 25 years old…

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Smyrna

Some Restrictions

The City of Smyrna, Georgia does not require the owner to live on site, but every short-term rental must have one…

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Columbus

Few Restrictions

Columbus, Georgia's short-term rental ordinance does not require an on-site host or manager: the short-term rental unit…

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Repeat Violator Strikes

Three-strike or escalating-penalty systems for hosts with repeated noise, occupancy, or registration violations, including permit revocation thresholds.

Rockdale County

Heavy Restrictions

Short-term rental violations in unincorporated Rockdale County escalate under Sec. 218-13(mmm2)(18): a $500 fine for a…

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Atlanta

Significant Restrictions

Three code violations at a short-term rental property within 12 months trigger automatic license revocation and a…

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Barrow County

Significant Restrictions

Unincorporated Barrow County runs its short-term rental permits on a three-strike system: magistrate-court fines and…

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Brookhaven

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Brookhaven, Georgia, short-term rental permits renew annually, and the City manager checks the…

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Carroll County

Significant Restrictions

Carroll County revokes a short-term rental license, and bars the owner, agent or address from reapplying for 12 months…

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Chatham County

Significant Restrictions

Three or more public complaints to Building Safety and Regulatory Services or the County Manager about code, state-law…

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Clayton County

Significant Restrictions

A Clayton County short-term rental permit can be pulled for good after just one uncorrected complaint cycle: the…

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Cobb County

Significant Restrictions

Cobb County fines short-term rental violations $500 for a first offense and $750 for a second, then revokes the…

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Columbus

Significant Restrictions

Columbus, Georgia revokes short-term rental permits and bars new applications for a property for 12 months after three…

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DeKalb County

Significant Restrictions

DeKalb County does not wait for a pattern of misconduct before acting against a short-term rental. Under Code §…

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Dougherty County

Significant Restrictions

Short-term vacation rentals in unincorporated Dougherty County face an escalating fine schedule for repeat violations…

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Forsyth County

Significant Restrictions

Forsyth County punishes repeat short-term rental violations with an escalating three-strike system under Code § 22-270…

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Glynn County

Significant Restrictions

Glynn County fines short-term rental owners $250 for a first ordinance violation, $500 for a second, and $1,000 for a…

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Hall County

Significant Restrictions

Hall County's short-term rental ordinance escalates penalties with each violation inside a rolling 12-month window: a…

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Smyrna

Significant Restrictions

In the City of Smyrna, Georgia, a property owner with three convictions for code violations at one short-term rental…

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South Fulton

Significant Restrictions

South Fulton revokes a short-term rental permit outright once a property racks up three code violations within any…

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Macon Bibb County

Some Restrictions

Operating a Macon-Bibb County short-term vacation rental without a permit carries escalating fines: $500 for a first…

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Walton County

Some Restrictions

Unincorporated Walton County can revoke a Short Term Rental License if the Sheriff's Office cannot reach the property's…

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