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Florida out-of-state owners, county by county.

505,837 of Florida’s 5,994,124 single-family homes (8%) have an owner who gets the tax bill at a mailing address outside Florida, on the 2025 tax roll. That’s all the filter knows: second homes are in it too. Here’s the count for every county, and how to pull one.

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Florida · single-family homes2025 tax roll
505,837
homes whose owner gets the tax bill outside Florida
8%
of the state’s 5,994,124 single-family homes
44,771
in Lee County, the most of the 67
34%
in Walton County, the highest share (10,000+ homes)

Counted October 2026. Government owners are left out. Request Data shows the same counts, free.

Definition

What this list counts.

Single-family homes whose owner gets the tax bill at a mailing address outside Florida. Second homes are included.

The filter

Where the tax bill goes

Single-family + Out-of-state in Request Data: the owner’s mailing address on the roll, where the county sends the tax bill, is outside Florida.

What’s in it

Second homes too

The roll records where the bill goes, not how the home is used. A second home and a rented one look the same here.

What’s left out

Government owners and condos

Government owners are dropped, and condos aren’t counted: the statewide roll codes condo buildings differently county to county.

Every county

All 67 counties.

Single-family homes whose owner gets the tax bill outside Florida, by county, most first. Sort any column; counties with their own page are linked.

Single-family homes whose owner gets the tax bill outside Florida, in each of Florida's 67 counties on the 2025 tax roll, most first
Lee44,77117%#1
Palm Beach28,3597%#2
Hillsborough27,0927%#3
Duval26,1789%#4
Orange24,5737%#5
Sarasota23,65614%#6
Polk23,46810%#7
Osceola22,92317%#8
Collier17,73416%#9
Pasco17,6629%#10
Pinellas16,3606%#11
Broward16,2924%#12
Charlotte14,46016%#13
Volusia13,6937%#14
Manatee13,58210%#15
Brevard13,3016%#16
Walton13,25034%#17
Sumter10,39114%#18
Bay9,83915%#19
Lake9,7497%#20
Marion9,3877%#21
St. Lucie8,9007%#22
Escambia8,5078%#23
St. Johns8,0707%#24
Okaloosa7,71911%#25
Miami-Dade7,2822%#26
Seminole7,2265%#27
Clay6,72210%#28
Monroe5,70819%#29
Hernando5,5998%#30
Flagler5,26410%#31
Santa Rosa5,0877%#32
Citrus4,6948%#33
Indian River4,6748%#34
Martin3,4337%#35
Highlands2,5687%#36
Nassau2,5248%#37
Gulf2,454not shown#38
Leon2,2473%#39
Franklin2,143not shown#40
Alachua2,1083%#41
Putnam6814%#42
Jackson5445%#43
Hendry537not shown#44
Wakulla4815%#45
Taylor440not shown#46
Levy378not shown#47
Columbia3723%#48
Gadsden3673%#49
DeSoto289not shown#50
Okeechobee267not shown#51
Washington257not shown#52
Madison174not shown#53
Holmes172not shown#54
Glades163not shown#55
Bradford160not shown#56
Dixie157not shown#57
Suwannee128not shown#58
Hamilton116not shown#59
Calhoun99not shown#60
Jefferson91not shown#61
Baker88not shown#62
Hardee85not shown#63
Gilchrist53not shown#64
Liberty48not shown#65
Lafayette26not shown#66
Union15not shown#67

Total: 505,837 single-family homes across 67 counties. A share is printed only for counties with at least 10,000 single-family homes; the 23 smaller counties show a dash. Rank 1 is the most homes. Every county’s figures side by side, with a free CSV, are on the Florida homestead statistics page.

For property managers

For property managers.

If you manage single-family homes, this count shows how many homes in each county have an owner whose tax bill goes outside Florida. It says nothing about whether a home is rented or whether its owner uses a manager, and second homes are in it too. Narrow it to your service area by city or ZIP in Request Data. Every pulled record carries the owner’s mailing address, so the trace reaches the owner, not the house.

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Request Data

Pull it yourself, county by county.

The same filters as the counts above, so the number you see in the app matches this page.

  1. Create a free account

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  2. Open Request Data, pick a county

    Any of Florida’s 67. Add a city or ZIP codes to narrow it.

  3. Single family + Out-of-state

    Set Property type to Single family and turn on Out-of-state.

    Single-familyOut-of-state

  4. See the count and the price, then pull

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Cost

What a list costs.

A 10,000-home example

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$99
Together
$149

All 44,771 in Lee County would be $224 to pull. You see the count and the price before you pay, and you can narrow by city, ZIP, value or year built first.

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Questions

Florida out-of-state owners: FAQ

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How many Florida homes have out-of-state owners?

505,837 of Florida's 5,994,124 single-family homes (8%) have an owner whose mailing address, where the tax bill goes, is outside Florida on the 2025 roll. Government owners are left out.

Which Florida county has the most out-of-state owners?

Lee County, with 44,771 single-family homes whose owner gets the tax bill outside Florida.

Where is the share of out-of-state owners highest?

Among counties with at least 10,000 single-family homes, Walton County: 34% of its 39,501 single-family homes.

Does out-of-state mean the home is rented?

No. The filter reads where the tax bill goes and nothing else. Second homes and rentals look the same on the roll, so don't assume either before you call.

How do I get the list for one county?

Create a free Tracer account, open Request Data, pick the county, set Property type to Single family and turn on Out-of-state. You see the count and the price before you pull (0.5¢ a record), and pulled records go straight into skip tracing.

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