For Palm Coast Homeowners
Full-service, local vacation rental management for Palm Coast homeowners
Built to earn more and worry less.
Local market section
Palm Coast is the First Coast’s value-and-upside market. Rates are more approachable than Amelia or St. Simons, but demand is steady and growing — and because no single company dominates Palm Coast, there’s real room for a well-managed home to climb. Homes with a pool or strong beach access, priced dynamically across Flagler Beach and the Hammock, are the winning formula.
Why a local team matters here
Palm Coast rewards operators who show up. With fewer polished, professionally managed listings, a home photographed well, priced daily, and distributed across 200+ channels can capture demand competitors leave on the table. We also know Flagler County’s STR rules are among the most specific on the First Coast — and we handle that compliance for you.
What you get
Palm Coast — FAQ
Q: Do I need a license to run a short-term rental in Palm Coast or Flagler Beach?
A: Yes, and Flagler County’s rules are specific: a Short-Term Vacation Rental Certificate (initial $400 / $200 renewal), a county business tax receipt, a Florida DBPR license, and a Florida DOR tax certificate. Flagler Beach adds a city permit and zoning limits. Casago handles this and files your taxes — confirm current fees with the county.
Q: Can I run a short-term rental in my Palm Coast neighborhood?
A: In the City of Palm Coast, any residential property may generally be used as an STR, subject to the 2025 registration, responsible-party, safety, and occupancy standards. Flagler Beach is more restrictive and limits STRs to specific zones. We confirm your property’s status during onboarding.
Q: How much can my Palm Coast home earn?
A: Professionally managed Palm Coast homes commonly gross from the low-$30,000s for a condo to $70,000+ for a larger pool or oceanfront home. The upside is real: strong management can move a home well up its range in a market where many listings are under-optimized.
Q: What does Casago charge, and who handles taxes?
A: A percentage of revenue, quoted per property, plus a one-time onboarding fee. Our in-house accounting team collects and files your sales and tourist tax on every reservation — part of the owner-centric approach behind our written guarantees.
