Best Vacation Rental Management in Wyoming, Michigan

No permit is currently required for short-term rentals in Wyoming — permit type is listed as none, and the market's regulation status is friendly. There's no STR-specific ordinance as of the last verification (2026-04-22); general zoning and nuisance codes apply, and the state's 6% use tax applies to stays under 30 days.

Market-wide, the average listing earns about $47,249 a year, the median is about $44,273, the top quartile reaches about $60,835, and the top tenth about $81,571. These are market-wide averages across every listing — most of them self-managed by owner-operators, without professional pricing or multi-channel distribution.

Occupancy in Wyoming runs 46.87%, which is 7.1 points below the Michigan comparison figure tracked alongside it.

Nightly rates vary by size, from about $154 for studios up to $562 for 5-bedrooms. The 3-bedroom average is $297 and the 4-bedroom average is $377.

Wyoming carries a market score of 91 — exceptional tier — with a gross yield of 13.48%, compared with a 6.1% Michigan figure. Typical home value (Zillow index) is about $350,500.

Wyoming has no STR-specific ordinance as of 2026-04-22; general zoning and nuisance codes apply, and no permit is required. The state's 6% use tax applies to transient stays under 30 days. Kent County itself has no countywide STR ordinance, though the 1% stadium/convention excise tax applies within the county. Grand Rapids, a neighboring market, requires owner-occupancy with a $518 initial permit fee — a requirement specific to Grand Rapids, not Wyoming.

July is the peak month and February is the trough; July revenue runs about 2.19 times February's.

By annual revenue, larger properties lead — 5-bedrooms average $87,983 a year, 4-bedrooms average $59,720, and 3-bedrooms average $48,006 — while occupancy is highest at the small end, 49% for studios and 48.26% for 1-bedrooms.

Gross yield in Wyoming is 13.48%, compared with a Michigan figure of 6.1% — a gap of 7.4 points.

Revenue varies by property size — from about $25,635 a year for studios up to $87,983 for 5-bedrooms — and it also varies across the market overall: the average listing earns about $47,249, the top quartile about $60,835, and the top tenth about $81,571. These are two separate breakdowns. The market-wide average reflects that most listings are self-managed by owner-operators, without professional pricing or multi-channel distribution.

ROAM prices full-service vacation rental management in Wyoming as one transparent, per-property structure — [start with a revenue assessment](https://roammgmt.com/get-started/) to see the numbers for your home.

ROAM is a Michigan vacation rental management company operating across the state, including Wyoming — offering full-service Airbnb management with dynamic pricing, multi-channel distribution, and professional operations.

The average Wyoming vacation rental earns approximately $48,006 per year, based on current market data. Properties managed by ROAM typically outperform the market average by 30-50% through optimized pricing, professional photography, and listing optimization.

Wyoming does not currently require a specific STR permit. ROAM handles all permit applications and renewals for managed properties.

ROAM offers competitive management packages with transparent pricing. Our fees are structured to align our success with yours — we earn more when your property earns more. Visit our packages page for current pricing.

ROAM combines local Michigan expertise with proprietary technology (Signal) for listing optimization and dynamic pricing. Unlike national platforms, we have boots on the ground in your market and treat every property as our own.