Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Greenville, TX

Regulations apply to 'Temporary Rental Communities' (3+ units) which must be on tracts of at least 5 acres with a maximum density of 8 units per acre. Operators must maintain infrastructure standards for roads, drainage, and utilities, and stays are limited to less than 180 days.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Greenville. 1. Submit a development application with an Infrastructure Development Plan (IDP) including 7 hard copies and 1 digital PDF, along with required fees and utility documentation. 2. Undergo a 30-day review by designated county employees followed by a recommendation to the Hunt County Commissioners Court for final approval. 3. Complete construction and pass a final inspection to receive a Certificate of Compliance, which must be renewed annually.

1. Submit a development application with an Infrastructure Development Plan (IDP) including 7 hard copies and 1 digital PDF, along with required fees and utility documentation. 2. Undergo a 30-day review by designated county employees followed by a recommendation to the Hunt County Commissioners Court for final approval. 3. Complete construction and pass a final inspection to receive a Certificate of Compliance, which must be renewed annually.