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Durham's current UDO distinguishes household living on a month-to-month or longer basis from 'Overnight Accommodations' involving stays of less than 30 days. Short-stay legality therefore depends on the property's zoning/use permissions and applicable limited-use standards; the current UDO use table must be checked rather than assuming ordinary household-living authorization covers nightly stays.
Raleigh defines compensated lodging of 30 days or less as short-term rental. STRs are a Limited Use in specified zoning districts and every operator must obtain a zoning permit. The permit number must appear in advertising and at the property; operators must keep a lodger list for three years and comply with fire/building/housing and tax requirements.
Chapel Hill defines STR as compensated rental for less than 30 days. A primary-residence STR requires the operator to live on site at least 183 days/year and is permitted in almost all zoning districts; a dedicated STR is limited to commercial and mixed-use zoning districts. A Zoning Compliance/STR permit is required when a home is rented more than 14 days/year, and the assigned permit number must appear in advertising.