One would have to review your Lease to be sure, but generally, if there is no option contained n the Lease, the Lease ends - when it ends. You...

I agree with my colleague; the answer depends on the terms of YOUR lease, and any local zoning ordinances. if you are renting a commercial space,...

DO NOT WITHHOLD RENT! If you do, you will like be served with an eviction Complaint, which, win or lose, would be very, very bad for you. ...

no way to tell for sure here on line, but you should get your deposit back per Section 83.63 Florida Statutes, assuming you are not otherwise in...

Too fact intensive a matter for on line analysis; one would need to review the trust, and waiver, and investigate the facts. Consult a good local...

I agree, it's possible. but you should consult a good local tenants lawyer for a reliable answer. Your lawyer can review your Lease, and...

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I believe this is a duplicate question - see my prior response. But the answers (guessing) are: 1) you need to hire a lawyer to review your lease,...

This is one of the reasons prospective Landlords today should retain a good local landlord's attorney before starting what is, today - A BUSINESS....

No way anyone can tell here on line. if you have the money, I would ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF A GOOD LOCAL TENANTS LAWYER, immediately...and see if...

No one can opine on a Lease he or she has not reviewed. All we can do is guess. My guess would be that your Landlord is 100% incorrect. But consult...