Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Greer, AZ

Short-term (single-family nightly) rentals are allowed in Residential Zones and Greer Commercial (GC/GCR) zones but require a county Short-Term Vacation Rental permit in Residential and GC zones; GCR (Greer Commercial Resort) zone rentals are allowed without a county permit. Requirements include a designated local representative reachable 24/7 within one hour, occupancy limited to 2 persons plus 2 per bedroom (max 20), off-street parking minimums (1 space per 3 persons), proof of a State TPT license, a site plan, and liability insurance (minimum $500,000 or equivalent provided by online marketplace).

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Greer. 1) Submit a Short-Term Vacation Rental application to Apache County Community Development with owner/contact info, property address and APN, State TPT license, professionally drawn site plan showing parking, proof of liability insurance ($500,000 or equivalent), and payment of the $250 permit fee; 2) County schedules/permits an annual building inspection and reviews the application (Community Development has seven business days to grant or deny once all information is received); 3) If issued, post the permit within 5 feet of the front door (inside and outside) and comply with occupancy, parking, waste collection, and reporting requirements; permit expires on sale of the property and must be reissued to a new owner.

1) Submit a Short-Term Vacation Rental application to Apache County Community Development with owner/contact info, property address and APN, State TPT license, professionally drawn site plan showing parking, proof of liability insurance ($500,000 or equivalent), and payment of the $250 permit fee; 2) County schedules/permits an annual building inspection and reviews the application (Community Development has seven business days to grant or deny once all information is received); 3) If issued, post the permit within 5 feet of the front door (inside and outside) and comply with occupancy, parking, waste collection, and reporting requirements; permit expires on sale of the property and must be reissued to a new owner.