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Burlington, VT local landlord rules

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State law also applies. See Vermont landlord-tenant law.

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Rent control / stabilizationNot yet verified
Rental licensing / registrationYes.
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Rent control / stabilization

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Rental licensing / registration

Yes. Long-term rentals must be registered with the city (and pass a minimum housing inspection) before a tenant moves in. Annual fee $110 per long-term unit ($80 owner-occupied duplex), due April 1.

Verified Source: Burlington Code of Ordinances ch. 18 (§§ 18-15, 18-16); City of Burlington Housing Division FAQ · last checked 2026-10-15

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Just-cause eviction

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