We're not a brokerage. We own and run short-term rentals, and we can tell you what a parcel is allowed to do before your buyer writes the offer — free, for any address, as often as you like.
Furlow Stays is not a brokerage. We are not licensed agents, we don't do transactions, and we don't represent buyers. We own five short-term rentals and manage more for other owners.
Send any address and we'll come back with which jurisdiction it actually sits in and whether nightly rentals are possible there, usually same day. Pinellas County alone runs 25 separate rulebooks. It's written so you can forward it straight to your client.
Where we operate comparable units, we'll tell you what ours actually do, and what we'd expect from yours. Where we don't have comparables, we'll say so rather than guess.
We regularly hear from people looking to buy a short-term rental. We're not licensed to sell them one. If we've worked together, you're who we send them to.
Anything we share about revenue is an operator's view based on specific comparable properties we run. It is not an appraisal, a forecast, or investment advice, and it should not be relied on as the basis for a purchase.
Which jurisdiction the property is legally in — not the one on the mail — read from the county's own boundary data. The jurisdiction shows on screen straight away and the rules arrive by email, ready to forward to your client. Instant in Pinellas, Polk and Hillsborough.
The jurisdiction is the first question, not the last. The parcel's zoning district, the condominium or association rules, and a defensible occupancy figure are in our $149 parcel report, credited in full against the first month's management fee if the property is placed with us within 90 days.
We specialise in Pinellas and Polk counties, where our own properties are, and we know the surrounding markets well — Hillsborough included.
An address is enough to start. Tell us what your buyer is trying to work out and we'll come back to you.