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Seasonal rentals typically refer to three-to-six-month leases during peak season (winter months), while short-term rentals are measured in days or weeks. Different regulations and tax rules may apply to each rental type.
Seasonal rentals typically refer to three-to-six-month leases during peak season (winter months), while short-term rentals are measured in days or weeks. Different regulations and tax rules may apply to each rental type.
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Steve Conley
Principal, Conley Sales Group at COMPASS
Seasonal rentals are typically month-to-month or multi-month leases, often targeting snowbirds from November through April. They generate less nightly revenue but provide more stable, predictable income. Short-term rentals offer higher rates but more vacancy risk.
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