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Short-Term Rentals Are Good for Our Local Economy — and Our Community

City officials are trying to place limits on who can rent a property and for how long. The ordinance would limit short-term rentals in most parts of the city to owner-occupied homes, where the owner is in residence at least 180 days a year. So, if you owned a home in Berlin but did not live there, you could NOT use it as a short term-rental.

Homeowners Rely on Short-Term Rentals for Income

Home maintenance, utilities and property taxes are expensive. Many Berlin homeowners depend on short-term rental income to help make ends meet.

This Ordinance Is a Solution In Search of a Problem

Sensible ordinances already on the books allow us to keep our property rights as Berlin keeps its small-town charm.

Don’t let city politicians write the end of this story… protect your rights and the rights of all homeowners in Berlin.

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