Airbnb Management Pricing and Service Plans in Pompano Beach and Fort Lauderdale

Pompano Beach

Licensing and Compliance

$199

plus city, county and state fees at cost, about $1,000 in the first year and roughly half that to renew

Renting a home short term in Pompano Beach is not one licence. It is ten separate things across four agencies, and most of them have to be finished before the city will even look at your application.

• A lodging licence from the state
• A sales tax account with the Florida Department of Revenue, in your name, listing the property
• A tourist tax account with Broward County
• A Broward County business tax receipt
• A City of Pompano Beach business tax receipt
• A lien search proving no code violations on any property you own in the city
• A site plan drawing showing parking, pool, hot tub, fences and where the bins live
• A floor plan drawing showing every bedroom, every exit and every fire extinguisher
• Your lease agreement
• Two notarised affidavits, signed by every owner

Then the city inspects the property, by appointment with your 24 hour contact.

That contact has to live within 25 miles of the property, be reachable at any hour, and sign a notarised affidavit taking responsibility for it. If you do not live nearby, this is the part you cannot do yourself.

Two things nobody warns you about. The permit expires on September 30 every year no matter when you got it, so applying in August means renewing six weeks later at full price. And it does not transfer, so a buyer starts the whole thing over.

We prepare and file all of it, produce the drawings, arrange the notary, and get the property ready for its inspection. You pay the government fees directly at cost. We do not mark them up and you see every receipt.

Pompano Beach

Listing Photography

$99

studio or 1 bedroom

• 2 bed, 2 bath$149
• 3 bed, 3 bath$200
• Largerask us

We are Airbnb operators who take photographs, not photographers who happen to shoot rentals.

A real estate photographer is shooting a house to sell it. Wide angles, every corner, square footage. That is a good photograph and the wrong job. Nobody buying a weekend cares how big the second bedroom is on paper.

Your first photo is a thumbnail in a grid of forty others. It has to stop someone scrolling before they read a single word of your title. Airbnb shows a handful of photos before a guest has to click, so the order they are in matters as much as the pictures themselves.

We run our own listings. We see which photos get bookings, which ones guests ask questions about because they were not clear, and which ones nobody looks at. We shoot for that, and we stage the home first the same way we stage the ones we manage. You own the files.