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.    Read the article…………………………….