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Unincorporated Pinellas County Airbnb Rules 2026: Complete STR Compliance Guide

Troy Nowak
Published: June 27, 2026·Updated: July 16, 2026
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Pinellas County short-term rental compliance guide

Unincorporated Pinellas County Airbnb rules for 2026: Certificate of Use, inspections, occupancy, parking, quiet hours, taxes, posting rules, and buyer due diligence.

Unincorporated Pinellas County Airbnb rules for 2026, including Certificate of Use, inspections, occupancy, parking, quiet hours, taxes, posting rules, and buyer due diligence.

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Troy Nowak
Troy Nowak

Broker Associate · Mangrove Bay Realty

Troy Nowak is a Broker Associate at Mangrove Bay Realty and a licensed Florida real estate broker. He owns and manages STR and furnished rentals in Pinellas County, has Airbnb Superhost/operator experience, and brings former institutional acquisition experience to local buyer and seller decisions. Before real estate, Troy spent a decade as a Pinellas County math teacher and the head varsity basketball coach at Dunedin High, so he knows the neighborhoods, school zones, and what makes Pinellas tick from a lived-in angle. 325+ closings since 2019, average $523K, every range from first-time buyers at $117K to luxury waterfront at $1.9M.

Broker Associate at Mangrove Bay Realty300+ homes sold in Tampa BayOwns and manages STR and furnished rentalsPinellas County rental ownerAirbnb Superhost/operator experienceFormer institutional acquisition experience
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