Florida requires a state DBPR license for any property rented more than 3× a year for stays under 30 days — on top of whatever the city or county requires. This tool pulls the official DBPR lodging records — 174,000+ vacation-rental licenses statewide (condos + dwellings) — normalized and filterable by county, city, status, and name.
Run it on Apify →| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| license number | DWE6015544 |
| license type | Vacation Rental – Dwelling / Condo |
| status | Current / Delinquent (raw DBPR code preserved) |
| property address | 2869 STANZA CT, KISSIMMEE, FL 34746 |
| county | Orange |
| expires | 2026-12-01 |
| rental units | 16 |
Honest data notes: one DBPR license can cover multiple property addresses (group licenses) — every location row is preserved. Status terms are pinned to the DBPR glossary with the raw code always carried.
STR operators verifying a property (or a whole community) is state-licensed before leasing or buying; compliance vendors joining the state layer onto city permit data; lenders and insurers underwriting vacation-rental properties; analysts mapping where licensed STR density actually is — Kissimmee, Davenport, the Panhandle, the coasts.
Official DBPR (Florida Dept. of Business & Professional Regulation) public lodging records, all seven districts, statewide — published for public use, accessed logged-out. Pairs naturally with the city-level STR permit registries (26 cities incl. Orlando) for the full state + city compliance picture.
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