Owner Resources

Key Resources

1. Coconino County Community Development – Short-Term Rental Permit & Registration (Unincorporated County)
2. City of Flagstaff – Short-Term Rental Licence & Regulations (Inside City Limits)
3. Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) – Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT) & Lodging Tax Obligations
4. Additional helpful resources
Our recommendations

Checklist for Investors

Confirm whether the property is inside city limits (City of Flagstaff) or in unincorporated county (Coconino County) — because the regulatory requirements differ.

Ensure you (or the property manager) obtain and maintain all required licences/permits before marketing the property as a short-term rental: STR licence/permit, TPT license, neighbour notifications, etc.

Verify zoning and HOA rules (if applicable) in addition to municipal/county regulations.

Understand the tax implications: you’ll need to collect & remit TPT/transient lodging tax even if you only rent a few days a year.

Plan for the operational overhead of compliance — safety equipment, emergency contact service, neighbour communication, regular renewals.

Budget for annual licence/permit fees, renewal costs, possible compliance inspections, and fines/penalties for non-compliance.

Consider property management and how your team handles the compliance side (so you’re not personally stressed).

Stay updated: regulations change, especially in popular vacation-rental markets like Flagstaff.