Over the past few years, Airbnb and VRBO (collectively referred to as “Vacation Rentals”) have become a very popular form of short-term rental. Vacation Rentals include a range of rentals from houses, condos, or in some instances rooms for a period under 30 days’ at a time. While some owners believe they have this right under the concept, “I own it and can use it as I wish,” there has been a long-standing concept in Florida Law that community associations have the right to restrict perceived disruptive uses, including short term rentals within their community. Florida law has consistently upheld community covenants and restrictions regulating the level of occupancy of a unit or home.   Read the article…………………………….