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Legality tracker
Short term rental rules change constantly, and the rule is usually what kills the deal, not the comps. These are the regimes we underwrite against.
Our engine checks legality per address the moment you run one. These pages are the layer underneath that check: what the national regime actually is in each market we cover, and what it does to a projection before any other assumption is tested.
Every market we track
| Market | The binding limit | Building risk |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Local rules decide | Yes |
| Canada | Local rules decide | Yes |
| Australia | 180 nights a year | Yes |
| Japan | 180 nights a year | Yes |
| Taiwan | Local rules decide | Yes |
| Vietnam | Local rules decide | Yes |
| Thailand | 30 day minimum stay | Yes |
How the check works
- Per address status: legal, limited, or banned
- Checked when you run the address, not read off a stale list
- Surfaced next to the number, never silently applied to it
These summaries describe the shape of each regime so an operator knows what to verify. They are not legal advice. Councils, prefectures and building by laws override the national picture constantly. Confirm with a local lawyer before you commit.
Check a specific address now: run a verdict.