HostReadyUnincorporated Garland County, Arkansas does not require a short-term rental license. Hot Springs City (which is inside Garland County) has its own STR ordinance requiring an annual business license and inspection. If your property is inside the City of Hot Springs limits, those city rules apply; if it is in Hot Springs Village, Mountain Pine, Lake Hamilton, or any unincorporated area of Garland County, no county-level STR license is required. Confirm your property's jurisdiction with the Garland County Assessor before listing.
Licensing and Permits
Garland County does not currently require a specific short-term rental license to operate.
Enforcement
Garland County has low enforcement of STR regulations. Operating without proper licensing or failing to comply with local regulations can result in citations, fines, and potential loss of your permit.
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