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Short Term Rentals
Short-Term Rentals: 2026

To Register: Visit the Rentalscape Customer Portal.
Short-Term Rental (STR) Public Portal - Town of Fort Myers Beach, FL
For Help click here for the Customer Portal User Guide
Condominium Opt-Outs
For condominiums on the Opt-Out List, follow this step-by-step registration process:
1. Check if your condominium is on the list: Registered Condominium Opt Out List-
2. Required documents:
- Schedule your Fire Inspection: FMB Fire website
- Condo Opt-Out Letter
- Certification of Condominium-HOA Bylaws
Important Links:
Q&A Reference Guide: Typical Questions & Answers.docx
Noise Complaints:
Call Lee County Sheriff’s Office at 239-477-1000
Short-Term Rental Violations (24-Hour Hotline): 239-944-3956
Online Complaint Form: STR Complaints
For Code Case Inquiries:
Tracie Raski, Magistrate Coordinator – Email
Click here for more Information.
Legal Requirements
- Per Ordinance 34-2394, all rental properties on Fort Myers Beach must be registered with the Town.
- On May 7, 2018, the Town Council formalized the registration process through Ordinance 18-01.
- All property owners or managers engaging in short-term rentals are required to familiarize themselves with the Code of Conduct and comply with all applicable Town regulations.
On May 7, 2018, the Town Council of Fort Myers Beach formalized the registration process for Short Term Rentals. Parties engaging in Short Term Rentals should familiarize themselves with the Code of Conduct. Below are links to the Code of Conduct and Resolution 18-01 setting the registration fees. Questions can be emailed to STR@fmbgov.com or call Town Hall at (239) 765-0202.
“Opt-Out Provision. Condominium associations may opt out and self-perform an enforcement program for code of conduct violations under LDC section 34–2393 not unlike the methods and procedures at LDC Sec. 2394 upon making application to the town manager or designee and paying the required fee for each building for which exemption is sought.” This opt–out provision applies to the entire condo building – it is not available for a subset of units within a building. To be considered for the opt out provision, the condominium must submit a letter in the exact format provided below and one registration form for each building.
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Melissa Chaidez
Community Development Administrative Assistant
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Georgina Cid
Community Development Manager
DBPR (Department of Business & Professional Regulations):
Licensing Portal - License Search OR CALL (850-487-1395)