What do I do with breaking apartment lease with landlord issue with contract?

from what i can see, there are no "options" - and (based on these facts) it is not at all likely to this responder that you could terminate your...

Can I be evicted still? Or can I at least have 30days to move?

I agree with my colleague 100%. You should not have used the rent money to fix the 'problems,' you are NOT permitted to do that under Florida law,...

What I need to do to take care of this issue

It may just be a clerical error; but if the claim originate in Virginia, there's really no way to be able to tell here on line. You need to contact...

It depends; no one can construe (much less opine on the effect of) a contract addendum they have not had the opportunity to review. That said,...

Generally, yes - as long as it is not pointed inside, or at any other 'private" area (say, and outdoor bathroom, etc.). Essentially, the rule...

Can I break my lease in Florida with minimal to no penalty?

Not likely on these facts, but there's just no way to be able to tell for sure on line. Consult with a good local tenants lawyer to evaluate the...

I live in an apartment in Panama City Florida and i have a roommate that will not pay one bill and has no job not in the lease?

Not enough facts to properly answer; but it sounds as if you will need to retain a good local landlords attorney and sue to evict her under either...

Can I sue my landlord in small claim court, after they threading me to suit me for damage created by mold after lease end

Really? For one reason or another, YOU CHOSE not to pay your August rent (Really? Do you honestly believe that, "I was travelling" and "they...

In FL , apartment complex is trying to charge me an extra months rent because i didn’t give a 60 day notice?

Impossible to know for sure without reviewing your lease; but generally, YES, if that is what YOU AGREED TO in your lease. Hope this helps. gsg

Question about new Florida Condominium laws

Grandfathered? In what is very often an obvious conflict of interest? One that the new changes are hoping to eliminate? Not at all likely....

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