Can I Rent Out My Condo When I’m Not There? Short-Term Leasing Laws Explained
Can I Rent Out My Condo When I'm Not There?
The answer is “it depends”—and that’s exactly where professional guidance saves money and headaches:
- 30-Day, 90-Day, or Annual? Every HOA east of US-1 sets its own rulebook. We maintain a live matrix of lease terms, fees, and blackout dates.
- Hotel Licenses & Taxes – Own a unit in a condo-hotel? You’ll need a short-term rental license and to remit 6 % tourist tax—easy when you know the steps.
- Insurance – Standard condo HO-6 policies rarely cover <30-day stays. We point clients to carriers who do.
Consultant’s Tip: Buildings with built-in rental desks can boost gross yields by 15–20 % versus self-managed Airbnbs.
Need funding? Explore flexible options—foreign-national loans, DSCR investor loans, no-doc and commercial programs—at SouthFloridaCondos.net/Financing.
Contact 305-978-3411 for a tailored list of flexible-lease buildings and exclusive incentives when you buy through us.
About the Contributor
David Bryant is a Real Estate Consultant with
South Florida Condos – RE/MAX Premier
and a Loan Officer with
The Lending Spot
(NMLS ID 1996929; Company NMLS 2463121). He markets South Florida condos and commercial real estate & land in Central Florida’s hottest markets—Ocala/The Villages and the surrounding area. For remaining units, financing solutions, or other investment opportunities, email
davidbryantccim@gmail.com, call
305-978-3411, or visit
SouthFloridaCondos.net.
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