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Tetsuo Wakino
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Downtown Clearwater FL short term rental

Tetsuo Wakino
  • Tampa, FL
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Hello BP,

I have an investment property out in downtown Clearwater and I was trying to find any information on short term leasing(AirBNB/VBRO).  Meaning does Clearwater have any restrictions or taxes that they impose on those type of rentals.  I have read something about beach front properties but wasn't sure if downtown was included.  

If there is restrictions, does anybody know how to apply for permits for short term leasing or rates for applications?

Thanks,

Tetsuo

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Julie McCoy
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Julie McCoy
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I literally just read an article in the Tampa Bay Times about a short-term host getting fined by the city of Clearwater (to the tune of five figures) for violating their regulations.  So definitely proceed with caution.  Good luck!

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