Florida law does not regulate subleasing. A written lease may allow it with conditions or prohibit it completely. If a landlord approval is needed, use a Landlord Consent Form.

• In Florida, a short-term rental refers to a unit leased more than three (3) times per year for 30 days or fewer. ^[1]
• The state has a 6% sales tax, with additional taxes by location. ^[2]
• Many counties apply a sales and tourist tax, while some cities also charge a sales tax.
• Operators must get a license from the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation.^[3]