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Insurance Requirements: Hollywood vs Pembroke Pines

How do insurance requirements rules compare between Hollywood, FL and Pembroke Pines, FL?

Pembroke Pines has fewer restrictions than Hollywood.

Hollywood, FL

Broward County

Some Restrictions

Hollywood FL's Vacation Rental License Program (Chapter 119) requires property owners to meet safety and compliance standards but does not mandate a specific insurance amount. License fees include: new license $500, renewal $350, owner-occupied $25, initial inspection $225. A noise detection device is mandatory.

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Pembroke Pines, FL

Broward County

Few Restrictions

Pembroke Pines does not have city-specific short-term rental insurance requirements. State law requires STR operators to register with DBPR and collect applicable taxes. Standard homeowner's insurance may not cover short-term rental activity. Hosts should carry adequate liability coverage. Platforms like Airbnb provide some host protection coverage.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactHollywoodPembroke Pines
New License Fee$500-
Renewal Fee$350-
Owner-Occupied$25 new/renewal-
Initial Inspection$225-
Noise MonitorRequired β€” 180-day data retention-
City Requirement-No local insurance mandate
DBPR Registration-Required statewide
Taxes-Sales + tourist development tax
Homeowner's Policy-May not cover STR
Recommended-STR liability coverage

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Hollywood FAQ

How much does a vacation rental license cost in Hollywood FL?

New license is $500, renewal is $350, and owner-occupied is $25. Initial inspection is $225 and re-inspection is $50.

Do I need a noise monitor for my vacation rental?

Yes. A noise detection device must be installed that alerts the owner and tenant to excessive noise and retains data for 180 days.

What safety equipment is required?

A portable fire extinguisher (2A:10B:C or higher), smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and exit signage/lighting are all required.

Pembroke Pines FAQ

Does Pembroke Pines require STR insurance?

No local insurance requirement exists, but operators should carry adequate liability coverage for short-term rental activity.

Does my homeowner's insurance cover Airbnb guests?

Most standard policies exclude or limit coverage for commercial rental activity. Check with your insurance provider.

What registrations do I need for an STR?

DBPR Transient Public Lodging registration and Florida Department of Revenue tax collection registration.

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