Short-Term Rental Regulations
in Homosassa, FL

Short-term rentals are allowed subject to Florida DBPR licensing for whole-unit rentals (rented >3 times/year for <30 days). Operators must comply with Citrus County zoning/land-use codes and register for both state sales tax and county Tourist Development Tax.

Yes, a permit is required to operate a short-term rental in Homosassa. 1. Apply for a Vacation Rental license (Dwelling or Condo) through the Florida DBPR online portal and pay the required fee. 2. Register for the Citrus County Tourist Development Tax and obtain a local business tax receipt from the Citrus County Tax Collector. 3. Verify zoning compliance with the Citrus County Growth Management Department.

1. Apply for a Vacation Rental license (Dwelling or Condo) through the Florida DBPR online portal and pay the required fee. 2. Register for the Citrus County Tourist Development Tax and obtain a local business tax receipt from the Citrus County Tax Collector. 3. Verify zoning compliance with the Citrus County Growth Management Department.