Review Castroville permits, parcel jurisdiction, zoning, Texas and City taxes, flood exposure, safety, records, insurance, and property-level costs.
Find Your Airbnb InvestmentVerify City jurisdiction, licensing, zoning, county and state health approval, Texas taxes, flood exposure, records, insurance, and costs before underwriting.
Proceed only after confirming parcel jurisdiction, lawful use, City approval, taxes, safety, records, insurance, and property-level costs.
A Castroville mailing address does not prove that the parcel is inside the city or subject to the same authorities.
The City directs operators through an application, hotel occupancy tax registration, and permit approval process.
Confirm the proposed guest use, occupancy basis, parking, building configuration, and prior approvals for the exact property.
The City states that operators must assess and collect its 7 percent hotel occupancy tax and file monthly reports.
Verify alarms, egress, electrical and mechanical systems, occupancy limits, emergency information, and any inspection requirements.
Evaluate flood exposure, drainage, severe weather, utilities, emergency access, and insurance at parcel level.
Reconcile assessment, deed, survey, permits, taxes, title, access, and private restrictions before commitment.
Build procedures around occupancy, parking, noise, trash, maintenance, guest information, tax records, and permit renewal.
Model lawful occupancy, verified expenses, current quotes, and conservative booking scenarios rather than unsupported citywide averages.
Use these questions to organize property-specific diligence with City, county, state, insurance, title, and technical professionals.
No. Confirm that the parcel is inside Castroville, that the proposed use is allowed, and that every required approval is in place before advertising.
The City directs operators to file its hotel occupancy tax report, register for City hotel occupancy tax reporting, and receive an approved permit.
The City states that the permit number must appear on all advertising and online listings after the application is approved.
Request a parcel-specific determination from Castroville Community Development for the intended rental use and building configuration.
The City states that short-term rental operators must collect its 7 percent hotel occupancy tax when the cost of occupancy is at least $2 per day.
The City states that failure to file and remit is a misdemeanor and can trigger a penalty of 15 percent of the tax due for each 30-day period of noncompliance.
Match the address to the Medina County parcel record, deed, legal description, survey, assessment, taxes, permit history, and code status.
Treat flood, drainage, weather, access, and utility risk as property-specific questions.
Use property-specific quotes for insurance, utilities, cleaning, maintenance, management, taxes, permits, safety equipment, and reserves.
Start with Castroville Community Development, Finance, Code Compliance, Fire, Medina County records offices, the Texas Comptroller, and qualified title, insurance, and technical professionals.
Route licensing, zoning, permit, inspection, health, tax, flood, and record questions through the responsible agencies and retain written responses.
Confirm the City permit, hotel occupancy tax registration, application timing, jurisdiction, zoning, parking, and parcel-specific requirements.
Confirm permits, occupancy, egress, alarms, inspections, floodplain review, code status, and open orders.
Confirm room tax, sales tax, registration, filing, marketplace collection, records, and renewal responsibilities.
Recheck these official destinations for parcel-specific requirements, current forms, and filing instructions before acting.
Bring the address, parcel ID, floor plan, intended occupancy, booking plan, parking details, and available approvals. STR Search can organize property selection and underwriting questions after confirming fit and scope.
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