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Is my Redington Shores rental legal? Checklist
📋 The Basics
- Can I rent my place short-term here?
- Only in some areas
- Do I need a permit?
- Only in ROR-15 and CTF zones; banned in most residential zones.
- What taxes do I pay?
- Total about 13%. Check your Airbnb payout report to see which ones Airbnb collects; you pay the rest yourself.
Your 3 steps to be legal
- Check zoning.
- Apply for Certificate of Use.
- Name a responsible party.
⚠️ Biggest risk: Zone bans.
Words confusing? See the glossary. Details and official sources are below.
Permit / license / registration
Zoning, where allowed & definitions
Night limits, minimum stays & occupancy
Fees, penalties & pending changes
Taxes & who collects them
Total rate: 13%. Pinellas County tourist development tax is 6% (FL DOR DR-15TDT); surtax 1% (FL DOR DR-15DSS). Calculate.
HOA / condo check
Insurance
Deadlines
Official sources
- Redington Shores: Rental regulations
- Redington Shores: Certificate of Use application
- FL DOR DR-15DSS surtax rates 2026
- FL DOR DR-15TDT transient rental tax rates
- Fla. Stat. 509.032
- Florida DBPR: Vacation rentals guide
- Airbnb: Florida taxes it collects (help article 2301)
- FL DBPR lodging licensing
- FL DOR transient rental tax rates
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Not legal or tax advice. Last verified Oct 26, 2026. Rules and rates change: confirm with the official sources linked before you rent or file.