Amendment 3 & Your Orlando Vacation Home Tax | Team Donovan
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What Amendment 3 Actually Means for Your Orlando Vacation Home
Published 29 July 2026 · Team DonovanHalf a dozen owners have forwarded me the same article this month, usually with some version of the same question attached: is my tax bill about to be cut in half?
The short answer is no. The longer answer is more interesting, and there is one part of it that genuinely matters if you are buying or selling in the resort communities this year — though it isn’t the part being written about.
What is on the ballot
In a special session at the start of June, the Florida Legislature put a property tax amendment in front of voters for 3 November. It needs sixty per cent to pass. The headline provision raises…

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