Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Kendall County, TX

Occupancy is limited to two persons per bedroom plus two additional persons. In residential zones, STRs must maintain a 200-foot separation distance from other STRs on the same block face. Operators must provide off-street parking, adhere to noise regulations, and maintain a minimum one-night stay.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Kendall County. 1. Submit a short-term rental permit application with a $200 fee and proof of $500k/$1M liability insurance. 2. Schedule and pass a safety inspection by a city inspector ($100 fee). 3. Receive a permit valid for two years, ensuring the permit number is included in all advertisements.

1. Submit a short-term rental permit application with a $200 fee and proof of $500k/$1M liability insurance. 2. Schedule and pass a safety inspection by a city inspector ($100 fee). 3. Receive a permit valid for two years, ensuring the permit number is included in all advertisements.