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Originally Posted by Normal
Florida state law does not allow local governments to ban short-term rentals entirely or regulate the length of stays or their frequency,[B]but local governments may pass rules to control negative effects of vacation rentals. [B/]The state law restricting local authority over vacation rentals was originally passed in 2011, and local short-term rental laws passed before June 1, 2011, are still valid.
Furthermore, The Villages residential neighborhoods can restrict AirBnBs if they are paying amenities such as an HOA. The amenity fees is key to classification as an HOA. In such case, the District would need to vote on the issue and formalize it through minute etc and give residents a 30 day notice.
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NO. Being part of an HOA is key to classification as an HOA. There is no HOA agreement for the homes in the Villages.
The Villages operates as multiple Section 190 Community Development Districts. An HOA is a section 720 entity. Completely different things.
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Why do people insist on making claims without looking them up first, do they really think no one will check? Proof by emphatic assertion rarely works.
Confirmation bias is real; I can find any number of articles that say so.
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