Licensing & Compliance

Do you need a Florida vacation rental license?

You need a license if:

You may not need one if:

You rent an entire unit more than three times in a calendar year for periods of less than 30 days or 1 calendar month, whichever is less — or if your property is advertised or held out to the public as a place regularly rented to guests.

You may not need one if:

You are renting a single room rather than the whole unit. However, your property may still be subject to local city, county, or other authority registration programs regardless of whether a state license is required.

Licensing & Compliance

What Florida vacation rental operators are required to Know

Do you need a Florida vacation rental license?

You need a license if:

You may not need one if:

You may not need one if:

You may not need one if:

You may not need one if:

You may not need one if:

DBPR Guide to Vacation Rentals

The Existing Regulatory Framework

Licensing & Compliance

What Florida vacation rental operators are required to Know

Do you need a Florida vacation rental license?

You need a license if:

You may not need one if:

You may not need one if:

You may not need one if:

You may not need one if:

You may not need one if:

DBPR Guide to Vacation Rentals

The Existing Regulatory Framework

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