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Short-Term Rentals
Navigate the rules — short-term rentals in Florida.
Hub System
Short-Term Rentals
The Revenue Is Easy. The Compliance Isn't.
Short-term rentals offer strong returns — but Florida's regulatory landscape is tightening fast. Tourist taxes, local licensing, zoning limits and platform rules all shift, and a noncompliant listing can be pulled overnight.
The Short-Term Rentals Hub tracks Florida's Airbnb and VRBO regulations, tax obligations and local restrictions so landlords can operate legally and profitably.
Outline
What You'll Learn
Florida's short-term rental regulatory landscape
Local registration and licensing requirements
HOA and condo restrictions on short-term rentals
Tax collection and remittance obligations (tourist taxes)
Insurance and liability considerations
Best practices for managing guest screening and noise
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Sponsorship Opportunity
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More on Short-Term Rentals
Step-by-Step
Guides
In-depth walkthroughs and how-to guides for Florida landlords.
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Decision Tools — Take Action
Landlord Toolkit
Checklists, templates, sample letters, and downloadable forms to help you navigate short-term rentals with confidence.
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Law — Know the Rules
Statutes, Guidance & Developments
Statutes, guidance, court decisions, and practical explanations to help fully understand Short-Term Rentals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions, Answered
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These answers are for general informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed Florida attorney for guidance specific to your situation.
Latest News — Stay Current
Current Developments & Updates
May 29, 2026
Repeal of Tax on Commercial Rental Property
House Bill 7031, eliminates the state business rent tax and county surtax on commercial leases, effective October 1, 2025.
May 28, 2026
Short-Term Rental Rules
Jacksonville's short-term rental (STR) market is influenced by Florida's statewide preemption law, limiting local regulations. Despite this, hosts must obtain a $150 annual license, undergo mandatory inspections, and adhere to a combined 13.5% lodging tax. Non-compliance can result in fines up to $500.
Timeline — Understand the Journey
Milestones in Law & Policy
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