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Originally Posted by Bill14564
Florida lawmakers are the ones who passed the law preventing local governments from stopping airbnbs. The latest law they passed (I believe in the recent session) has been criticized by local governments and concerned citizens as not doing much to help them solve their short term rental problem.
Florida lawmakers are not in session now so they are doing precious little of anything.
If it is indeed a fact then please provide a link or two to support your assertion.
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Originally Posted by margaretmattson
A link has already been provided on this thread.
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A story from 2021 about a bill that had the regulatory sections removed? That is hardly "already in the process of stopping AIRbnbs" and *that* is truly a fact.
I wonder if that wasn't passed as the current statute that actually *prohibits* regulating rentals. (EDIT: No, it is not. The "no local regulation" statute appears to be a 2011 addition)
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Last edited by Bill14564; 08-01-2023 at 11:02 AM.
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