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Daniel Savage
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Miami laws for Airbnb

Daniel Savage
  • Miami, FL
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Hello All - I’m not looking for legal advice just looking for some tips on this topic. I can’t really find any solid information on the laws.  Any help would be greatly appreciated! Just some background on what I’m in the process of airbnbing: I have a guest house in my backyard of my primary residence. The property is not located in Miami Beach (where I know the laws are rather strict), but rather in Silverbluff Estates. 

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Malgorzata Sadowska
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Malgorzata Sadowska
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  • Miami, FL
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assuming you are referring to SilverBluff in the Miami City limits. Couple months ago when I spoke to zoning last this was a fluid subject, AND, they said that the properties can be rented short term IF they are MFRs that allow lodging - so most likely not legal and please call Miami Zoning Department to double check.

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