What should I do

FL law (statute) only requires 15 days notice to terminate a month to month tenancy without a lease, so you will have to vacate or get an eviction...

Any reason I shouldn't add a clause that says if I find the buyer the commission is reduced to 3%?

You can negotiate a contract to say whatever you want really. Commissions can be whatever you want them to be as seller.

Can my landlord "steal" a portion of my rent to post towards disputed fees they erroneously charged a tenant?

Sorry but they dont have to sue you to charge fees. You should pay the fees ASAP to avoid eviction and then challenge them; or move out within the...

i agree, simply vacate as if you force the true owner to evict it will be on your record forever making it very hard to rent again anytime soon.

What are our rights, in Florida, as tenants in a home that is being foreclosed upon?

After the auction the new owner generally takes title within 10 days. From that date you have 30 days to vacate (and they should mail you a notice...

OK to add a tiered commission clause to my contract., as follows: 6% for a sales over $800K, 5% for $700 to $800K and 4% below?

There are absolutely no rules limiting commissions as a real estate agent. 6% is the industry standard, but you certainly can go lower. There is...

How can I sell an inherited property without a will

You will need to get probate done for your father's estate as technically intestate all 4 siblings co-own the property right now in equal shares. ...

How would I file a stay for writ of possession?

Needing more time due to poor panning ahead of time is not a basis to file a motion to stay the writ. Once it gets to that stage there better be...

Can I use a video I recorded from my cellphone of my landlord admitting to evicting me out of retaliation?

No you cannot use the recording. FL is a 2 party state meaning both parties must consent to recording. In fact what YOU did was illegal and a...

What does the Florida Supreme Court's Decision mean?

Essentially the opinion means they can refile on you based on a new defaulted month; any month. You still own the property and can use it or rent...