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Miami-Area Rules & Regulations

State of Florida

The state prohibits whole-unit rentals in homestead-exempted properties. Operators that rent for less than 30 days more than three times a year are required to obtain a Vacation Rental License from the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.

Miami-Dade County

Short-term rental operators in unincorporated parts of the county are required to obtain a Certificate of Use from Regulatory and Economic Resources, cap occupancy to two per bedroom, plus two; prohibit parties, and maintain a guest registry for two years. In Estate/Low-Density residential zones, operators must reside onsite for more than six months per year.

City of Miami

Short-term rentals are governed by the city’s land use law, which generally allows them in commercial/hotel districts and prohibits them in residential areas.

MIAMI BEACH

STRs in Miami Beach must obtain a certificate of use and a resort tax registration certificate from the City. STRs are prohibited in all single-family homes and in multifamily housing buildings in certain zoning districts of Miami Beach. The city has hyper-aggressive code enforcement that has evicted guests from unpermitted STRs.

Miami Gardens

STRs in Miami Gardens, home to Miami Stadium, must hold a valid registration. Each rental requires a separate application. A summary of STR registration requirements for Miami Gardens can be found here, on page 24.

Miami Springs

Short-term rental operators are required to register with the city and limit occupancy to two people per bedroom and no more than 10 guests per unit.

Guides & More

FAQs: Service animals at short-term rentals

FAQs: Service animals at short-term rentals

A frequently asked question in search engines and short-term rental forums is whether a vacation rental can deny a service dog. The answer dwells in a gray area of the law. Am I legally required to allow service dogs in my vacation rental? The Americans with...

FAQs: Do you need short-term rental insurance?

FAQs: Do you need short-term rental insurance?

Google searches and questions in hospitality forums show that many hosts struggle to understand short-term rental insurance and what it covers. Here are answers to some of your frequently asked questions about vacation rental insurance and whether you need a separate...

Short-Term Rental Agreements: A Guide for Hosts

Short-Term Rental Agreements: A Guide for Hosts

Some of the worst hosting experiences serve as parables on the importance of having a detailed short-term rental agreement with guests. A well-drafted rental agreement protects you and your guests from potential disputes and outlines expectations for both...

STR Cleaning 101

STR Cleaning 101

Welcoming guests to a pristine home is a nonnegotiable element of staying in business as a short-term rental host – let alone earning a 5-star review. In this guide, we’ll explain how a turnover clean and a residential clean differ and outline the essentials of...

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