Welcome to your next ideal corporate retreat at 1931 Silver St, nestled in the serene and historic Springfield neighborhood of Jacksonville, FL. This charming 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom single-family residence offers a spacious 2,000 square feet of living space, perfectly tailored for professionals, academics, or medical staff seeking proximity to downtown, hospitals, and vibrant local dining and shopping options. Available for immediate occupancy, this property is open to corporate leasing and multi-year agreements, ensuring a seamless and convenient rental experience.

Designed with comfort and practicality in mind, this home offers shared laundry facilities and on-street parking for your convenience. The property is move-in ready and includes utilities, making it a hassle-free choice for those with demanding schedules. Enjoy the best of Jacksonville living with this exceptional rental opportunity.

Important Notes

• Open to multi-year lease
• No HOA
• Monthly rent ($3,650) including utilities
• Security deposit $1,500
• Property available immediately
• Open to corporate lease
• Furnished

Property Features

• 3 Bedrooms / 3 Bathrooms: A comfortable layout perfect for families or individuals.
• Square Footage: 2,000 sq ft of spacious living area.
• Location: Situated in the quiet, historic Springfield neighborhood close to downtown.
• Shared Laundry: Convenient access to shared laundry facilities.
• Parking: Easy on-street parking available.

Tampa does not have a single "permit" that makes a property legal. Instead, it relies entirely on Zoning Districts.

The critical rule to know is the "7-Day Minimum."

• Residential Zones: In most standard residential zones (RS, RM), rentals for less than 7 nights are generally prohibited unless the property is in a specific "Overlay District" or you obtain a difficult "Special Use" permit.
• Commercial Zones: If the property is in a Commercial zone (e.g., Ybor City, Channelside, Kennedy Blvd corridor), nightly rentals are allowed by right.
• Arbitrage Strategy: You must focus on properties in Commercial Zones or accept that you can only do 7+ night bookings in residential areas.

Key Requirements

• State License: You must obtain a Vacation Rental License from the Florida DBPR.

• Business Tax Receipt (BTR): You must register for a City of Tampa and Hillsborough County Business Tax Receipt.

• 7-Day Rule Compliance: You must verify the zoning. If you list a residential home for 2-night weekends, Code Enforcement can shut you down for illegal "transient use".

Operational and Safety Standards

• Occupancy Limits: Maximum of 2 persons per bedroom + 2 additional persons (City Code).
• Noise: Tampa has strict noise ordinances, particularly in Ybor City and South Tampa. Citations go to the "Responsible Party".

Tax Obligations (The Good News)

• Total Tax Rate: ~14.5% Total (7.5% State Sales/Surtax + 6% Tourist Development Tax).
• Collection: Airbnb and Vrbo COLLECT the 6% Hillsborough County Tourist Development Tax (TDT) for you.

• Note: Even though they collect it, you are technically still supposed to create a "Tourist Tax Account" with the Tax Collector for reporting purposes, though the payment is automated.

Enforcement

• Code Enforcement: Enforcement is complaint-driven but active. If neighbors report "party houses" in 7-day restricted zones, the city investigates the listing calendar to prove the violation.

Summary for Arbitrage

• Commercial Zones (Green Light): Ybor, Channelside, Downtown.
• Residential Zones (Yellow Light): Only viable if you set a 7-night minimum stay