I agree with my colleague. per Section 83.56(2)(b) Florida Statutes, this is the sort of lease noncompliance that typically requires a 7-notice...

This is the real estate law forum; you might get better responses to your query on another forum - although I don't know which one - perhaps "gun...

This appears to be a duplicate question. Please see my prior response. I can say that "aggressive BREED" is as much an asinine a term as "dangerous...

Sorry but no one here on line can advise you as we do not have access to your lease - IN ITS ENTIRETY.If this really bothers you, retain a good...

Unless arising in some contract, lease, or ordinance, the term "dangerous breed" is relatively meaningless. In fact, IMHO, the term is rather...

You can try to negotiate, but I say, if they say no, PAY IT (it isn't worth the fight or stress) and then just be sure to pay MUCH EARLIER next...

I agree; this depends on your purchase and sale agreement. your best bet now is to do what you should have done before signing the contract -...

I agree with my colleague; please post with more facts. You OWN this property? Or are you just a tenant yourself ? (if so you best have the written...

You don't "have to sign," it's your choice. I can say that the "robbery" and your not feeling subjectively safe is not likely to get you anywhere,...

if you are involved in active litigation, no one here on line can help. Your best bet would be to consult a good local tenants lawyer, one who can...