South Florida coastline
47 cities · 3 counties

Miami to Palm Beach.

One local team for condos, homes and small multifamily across South Florida. Find your city for its rental rules, then sit down with Brandon.

  • Short stays allowed with a license
  • Limited
  • Long-term only
  • Confirm with the city
Miami-Dade County coastline
Home base

Miami-Dade County

Our home county: oceanfront towers from Miami Beach to Sunny Isles Beach, island villages, and the neighborhoods of Miami and Coral Gables. Rules change at every city line, and sometimes at every building.

Cities
17
Short stays with a license
7
Guest tax
11% to 14%
Broward County coastline
Beach towns and planned communities

Broward County

From Hallandale Beach to Deerfield Beach on the coast, plus the planned communities out west. Most cities here run their own vacation rental registration, with inspections and a local contact.

Cities
21
Short stays with a license
17
Guest tax
13%
Palm Beach County coastline
Islands, estates and downtowns

Palm Beach County

Boca Raton to Palm Beach Gardens: beach towns, island estates and walkable historic downtowns. Short-stay rules vary widely from town to town, so we check yours first.

Cities
9
Short stays with a license
3
Guest tax
12.5%
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Area questions.

Short answers here. Anything longer belongs in a guide, linked below.

Do you manage properties in every city on this page?

Yes, all 47. On the coast we run short and long stays where the rules allow; inland, most owners lease long-term. Brandon can also help you buy in any of them.

My city is not listed. Can you still help?

Ask. Brandon works across South Florida and will tell you straight if your property is outside what we cover.

Why do the rules differ so much from city to city?

Florida stops cities from banning vacation rentals, but rules adopted before June 1, 2011 still stand, and condo associations can be stricter than the city. Two neighboring cities can have very different answers.

How current are these rules?

Checked October 2026 against official city and county sources. Rules change, so we confirm with the city and your association before anything is listed.

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Paying over 15%?

See what your manager really costs, or book a one-hour sit-down with Brandon. In person, by phone or by video.

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