Can the landlord remove a person off a lease?
If the facts are as you say, then no, she cannot "kick you out," nor remove your name from the lease (nor can you remove her name) nor can the...
Delray Beach, FL
Real estate Lawyer at Delray Beach, FL
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If the facts are as you say, then no, she cannot "kick you out," nor remove your name from the lease (nor can you remove her name) nor can the...
Hmm...not sure what you mean. It never really "changed," it was initially part of the common law here in Florida - until 1941 - when the...
I agree with my colleagues; it appears to constitute a breach of the lease (even though your security deposits should cover it); and it also (of...
I agree with my colleague; this is a situation where you MUST consult with, and retain a local real estate attorney, and do so ASAP. Your tenant...
Sorry, but there really is no specific absolute "%" maximum (and I assume by this you mean a % of the monthly lot rental amount?) for a "late fee"...
With all due respect, I honestly think you should count yourself as very lucky here; if you wish to proceed further, you should consult with, and...
I t depends. As noted, the Statute does negate a cause of action for "failure to disclose" such facts; but it does not address affirmative...
First off - if you have been named in a law suit, I stonily suggest you retain an experienced real estate attorney; you should not try to handle...
It depends on the governing documents; generally only "members" of the HOA are permitted to attend Board meetings - and while Chapter 720 does...
Generally, if the lease doesn't provide for such showings, then NO. But make sure, read every provision carefully, and if you are not, consult with...