I am getting conflicting information online about whether or not it is legal to do AirBNB in LA county, so I thought I would ask you guys. We have recently purchased a fourplex, where two of the units have long term renters, we intend to move into the third, and was considering doing Airbnb on the fourth one. Is this legal under current legislation?
I am getting conflicting information online about whether or not it is legal to do AirBNB in LA county, so I thought I would ask you guys. We have recently purchased a fourplex, where two of the units have long term renters, we intend to move into the third, and was considering doing Airbnb on the fourth one. Is this legal under current legislation?
Anyways, the fourplex is just north of the 10, off of s la brea ave.
Thank you
Elias, this is the city of Los Angeles. In Los Angeles, you can only rent part of your primary residence as a short-term rental. You can list the fourth unit in the fourplex on Airbnb or VRBO, but only for a minimum stay of 30 nights.
Anyways, the fourplex is just north of the 10, off of s la brea ave.
Thank you
Elias, this is the city of Los Angeles. In Los Angeles, you can only rent part of your primary residence as a short-term rental. You can list the fourth unit in the fourplex on Airbnb or VRBO, but only for a minimum stay of 30 nights.
I'm sorry, but I have a hard time understanding what exactly is meant by primary residence in this circumstance. Is the fourth unit considered our primary residence because it is on the same address?
Anyways, the fourplex is just north of the 10, off of s la brea ave.
Thank you
Elias, this is the city of Los Angeles. In Los Angeles, you can only rent part of your primary residence as a short-term rental. You can list the fourth unit in the fourplex on Airbnb or VRBO, but only for a minimum stay of 30 nights.
I'm sorry, but I have a hard time understanding what exactly is meant by primary residence in this circumstance. Is the fourth unit considered our primary residence because it is on the same address?
No, the fourth unit is its own residence (and should have its own address, even if it's the same street address and a specific unit number).
If it's a legal fourplex, each of the four units is a unique residence.