Long-term rental definition
Long-term rental means class four residential property:
Long-term rental means residential structures rented for overnight lodging for stays of longer than thirty (30) days.
Long-term rental means a Rental Period of equal or greater than 30 days;
More Definitions of Long-term rental
Long-term rental means the rental of a room or dwelling unit for residential use for a period of more than 30 days.
Long-term rental means a Rental Period of greater than 28 days.
Long-term rental means a residential rental agreement for a period of at least one hundred and eighty days. [This also includes month to month tenancy, if it is the same tenant for at least one hundred and eighty days.] Rental agreements must be signed by the owner, signature by the owner’s agent is not sufficient. “Owner” is defined in K.C.C. § 5A-7.1 and K.C.C. § 5A-1.1.
Long-term rental means a residential rental agreement for a period of at least one hundred and eighty days.
Long-term rental means a residential rental agreement for a period of at least one hundred and eighty days. Rental agreements must be signed by the owner, signature by the owner’s agent is not sufficient.
Long-term rental means the renting of a dwelling unit (including any accessory guest house on the same property) for compensation to any person(s) on a month to month basis or for a period of time of thirty (30) or more consecutive nights. Long term rentals are exempt from regulation under this chapter.
Long-term rental means the rental or lease of a residential unit for a period of thirty days or more. A long-term rental is not a bed and breakfast house, guest house or home occupation as defined in this code.