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Home›News›Short-term rental license required in city of Marshfield

Short-term rental license required in city of Marshfield

By Julie Schooley
May 23, 2020
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MARSHFIELD – Owners of property in Marshfield who plan to rent out their homes on websites like Airbnb or VRBO will need to apply for a short-term rental license through the city of Marshfield, if the property is rented out for a period of 29 days or less.

An Airbnb, originally known as “Air Bed and Breakfast/Air mattress B&B”, is an online marketplace that connects visitors who want to rent out their homes over a short term.

VRBO is a “Vacation Rental by Owner,” specializing in vacation rentals of all types – houses, apartments, condos, villas, and others.

In addition to obtaining a license from the city, licenses and permits are also required by the state of Wisconsin, along with Marathon and Wood Counties.

The city application for short-term rental license is available on the city website at ci.marshfield.wi.us.

Please contact the Marshfield City Clerk’s office at 715-384-7831 or reach out to Deputy City Clerk Jessica Schiferl at Jessica.Schiferl@ci.marshfield.wi.us to obtain a license or for more information.

The City of Marshfield will begin accepting applications for short-term rental licenses on June 1.

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