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Furnished rentals · 30 days and up · Orlando

Mid-Term Rental Management in Orlando, FL

Furnished stays of a month or more — snowbird seasons, travelling professionals, relocations and insurance placements — found, screened and looked after by our own team.

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Orlando, FL

Why Orlando — and what it means for your property

Orlando splits short-term renting by address: the city allows hosted home sharing, while whole-home stays depend on zoning. We manage within those lines, from home shares to 30-day furnished stays.

Orlando sits in Orange County, which sets much of the regulatory and tax picture for property here. We track those rules per address rather than per city, because they rarely stop neatly at a city line.

What stands out about Orlando

  • City home sharing requires an on-site host and a yearly registration
  • Whole-home stays of 7 to 29 days only as Commercial Dwelling Units in O-3, MU or AC zoning
  • Unincorporated Orange County limits short-term rental to commercial, industrial, R-3 and approved PD land
  • Orange County Convention Center, Kia Center and Camping World Stadium drive event demand
  • Orlando Regional Medical Center, AdventHealth Orlando and the Orlando VA Medical Center

How mid-term rental management works in Orlando

What mid-term rental management is

A mid-term rental is a furnished home let for a month or more at a time — longer than a vacation stay, shorter than a year’s lease. It suits guests who need a real home for a while: snowbirds spending the winter, travelling healthcare staff on contract, families relocating for work, and households placed by their insurer after a fire, flood or storm.

For owners it means fewer turnovers, less wear and steadier occupancy than nightly hosting. We price it, find and screen the guests, put a written agreement in place, and look after the home and the guest for the whole stay — with our own cleaning and maintenance staff.

Why mid-term works so well in Florida

Florida has a built-in monthly market: winter residents who come for one to six months every year, plus a steady flow of contract professionals and relocating families. A furnished home in the right place can fill its winter with one or two long stays instead of dozens of short ones.

Monthly stays are also an option for many owners whose condo association or neighbourhood rules limit nightly rentals but allow longer ones — check your documents, or send them to us and we will.

What mid-term rental management looks like in Orlando specifically

The City of Orlando's short-term rental fact sheet treats an entire-home rental of 30 days or more as a standard residential rental, governed by state and federal housing law rather than the home-sharing program. For a whole house in residential zoning, furnished stays of a month or longer are the realistic alternative to nightly bookings.

Hospital demand is close by. Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center is a Level One trauma center and teaching hospital in downtown Orlando, AdventHealth Orlando runs its flagship campus at 601 East Rollins Street, and the Orlando VA Medical Center is in Lake Nona. Visiting clinicians and patients' families are the natural guests for 30- to 90-day furnished stays.

Stays from 30 days up to six months still carry Florida's 6% sales tax under §212.03, Orange County's 0.5% surtax and the county's 6% tourist development tax. In unincorporated Orange County, the zoning code also counts any stay of 179 days or less as short-term rental, so a mid-term plan there still needs the right zoning.

Want the whole property handled, not just mid-term rental management? Orlando property management covers short-term, long-term and everything between — one team, one point of contact.

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  • Pricing by the month and the season
  • Listings on the platforms monthly guests use
  • Guest screening and a written rental agreement
  • Move-in ready furnishing advice and set-up
  • Mid-stay check-ins and guest support
  • Cleaning between stays by our own teams
  • Maintenance by our own staff throughout the stay
  • Utilities and amenities kept in order
  • Monthly statements and payouts

Orlando questions

Owning and renting in Orlando

Is Airbnb legal in Orlando?

Inside city limits, only in limited forms. Orlando Code §58.989 allows owner-occupied home sharing: the owner or tenant lives on the property, is present for the visit, takes one booking at a time and rents no more than half the bedrooms, after registering with the city (§58.990). Renting an entire home for under 30 days is not allowed in residential zoning; whole-unit stays of 7 to 29 days are possible only as a Commercial Dwelling Unit in O-3, MU or AC zoning. Stays of 30 days or more are ordinary residential leases. Homes with an Orlando mailing address that sit in unincorporated Orange County follow the county's zoning instead.

What taxes apply to short-term rentals in Orlando?

Stays of six months or less carry Florida's 6% sales tax (§212.03), Orange County's 0.5% discretionary sales surtax (DR-15DSS, 2026) and Orange County's 6% tourist development tax (DR-15TDT). The tourist tax is paid to the county, not the state. Orlando's home-sharing code (§58.990(d)) requires both sales and tourist development taxes to be remitted.

How do I know if my Orlando address is in the city or unincorporated Orange County?

The City of Orlando's short-term rental fact sheet says to look the address up on the Orange County Property Appraiser site (ocpafl.org) and read the Municipality field. If it says Unincorporated, Orange County's zoning applies, not the city's home-sharing rules.

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