Do I need to license my rental property if a family member is living there and not paying rent?

If a residential unit is not the personal residence of the owner or one person named on deed, anyone living there - whether paying rent or not - would classify the unit as a residential rental unit and be required to adhere to the rental licensing and inspection process.

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1. Why do I need to license my rental and have it inspected?
2. Do I need to license my rental property if a family member is living there and not paying rent?
3. Why do I need a local Agent for my rental property?
4. My property has been sold, so I am no longer renting it out. Do I need to contact someone to remove it from the City’s rental program?
5. How much does a City inspection cost?
6. Do I have to have the property inspected every year?
7. Where can I find a lead inspector to inspect my property?
8. What is the penalty for failing to properly license or renew my rental?