Hands-on management for Dania Beach pool homes, waterfront homes and small multi-family properties, between Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood. One local team. One management fee.
Dania Beach sits between Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, minutes from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and the beach. Guests come for winter sun, family trips and easy travel days.
We manage homes in Dania Beach and the neighboring cities. One local team handles guests, cleaning, maintenance, pricing and the City certificate paperwork.
One local team runs the whole operation, with clear terms and full monthly owner statements.
Dania Beach requires a City business tax receipt and an annual vacation rental certificate for each unit, with a City inspection. The City code applies these rules to vacation rentals in 1 to 4 family dwellings and sets a minimum stay of 5 consecutive days. Certificates expire every September 30 and must be renewed each year. Sources: Dania Beach Code Sec. 16-2, City of Dania Beach, Vacation Rentals.
Every vacation rental also needs a Florida vacation rental license (DBPR guide) and must collect and remit Broward County Tourist Development Tax. State law limits how far cities can restrict vacation rentals (Fla. Stat. 509.032), but that limit applies to local governments, not to condo associations or HOAs, so check your association documents too.
Last reviewed October 28, 2026. This page is general information, not legal or tax advice. Rules change, so confirm with the City and your own advisor before listing. Short-term rental permit and registration consultation available (separate fee).
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Yes. We manage homes in Dania Beach and nearby cities, including Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale. One local team handles guests, cleaning, maintenance, pricing and licensing paperwork.
Yes, with a City business tax receipt and an annual vacation rental certificate for each unit, plus the state license and county tax registration. The City code sets a minimum stay of 5 consecutive days. Check your condo or HOA documents too, since they can be stricter.
Yes. Dania Beach Code Sec. 16-2 prohibits renting a home as a vacation rental for fewer than 5 consecutive days, so weekend stays are not allowed. This makes Dania Beach different from most nearby cities.
Every September 30. A certificate is needed for each unit and must be renewed each year, with a City inspection.
One simple management fee: 20% of rental income, excluding taxes, cleaning, and channel fees.
One year, with 60 days’ notice to leave.
Book a call with our team. We’ll review your home and the City's rules with you. You can also call us at 305-912-9780.
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