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No. For Short-Term Rentals, the definition applies regardless of ownership, including situations in which the occupant has a direct or indirect ownership interest in the property.
Community Development
- Are short-term rentals allowed everywhere in Gulfport?
- Before You Rent
- Binding Interpretation No. 318
- Business Tax Receipts
- Does it matter if I own the property or live there part-time?
- How do I contact the Community Development Department?
- How do I file a complaint about a neighbor?
- How do I know if my property is in an allowed area?
- How do I report a code enforcement issue?
- I need to have an inspection done for my property. Where do I go to set up an appointment for an inspection?
- I want to open a new business in Gulfport? What do I do?
- Is the zoning map the final authority for short-term rentals?
- Permit Help
- Resident Permits
- What are the hours of operation for the Community Development Department?
- What does “conditional use” mean?
- What happens if I operate a short-term rental where it is not allowed?
- What is a Short-Term Rental?
- What is considered a short-term rental?
- Where Are Short-Term Rentals Allowed?
- Why do I need a permit?
- Zoning Matters for Short Term Rentals
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