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Originally Posted by retiredguy123
I think this is a bad idea.
You would be operating a business, which would require a business license, commercial insurance, and for you to collect and pay Florida rental taxes. Also, the deed restrictions do not allow you to operate a business from your Villages home. If a neighbor complains, you would be shut down. But, the biggest issue for me would be the potential liability if a renter gets injured or injures someone else. I don't think you could charge enough to make it worthwhile.
My opinion.
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What about all the landlords that include them in monthly rental.... that's not running a business. But if course, yes, get insurance....or have renter pick up a 1 week policy.