You can't touch the money unless you both agree, or a court rules. Either you or the tenant can file suit for the deposit, but until one of you...

Far too fact-intensive a matter for any sort of meaningful on-line analysis. It's very possible (if your rent is paid in full, and up to date, and...

Perhaps; the LL may have to allow you a "reasonable accommodation," allowing you to instal the grab bars in your unit (i.e., assuming you have a...

Not likely, but possible. The cause of action arose in Florida, the property damaged is located in Florida, it's a landlord tenant case, at all...

And what does YOUR COMPANION say about his/her family refusing to let you in? That is the key. Try reposting with those facts.

Perhaps, once the tenant vacates and/or the lease is over. You may have to comply with the notice requirements of Section 83.49 Florida Statutes;...

Sorry, but no one here on line cane advise you - they would have see the agreement you made with them and the"instructions" they gave you. gsg

My suggestion would be to have a good local real estate attorney o r mortgage lawyer take a look. No one can help here on line. Hope this helps. gsg

No one can help with this here on line; it's too fact-intensive a matter.. You should have a good local tenants lawyer review your Lease (i.e.,...

Consult a good local tenant lawyer to determine if you have a right to damages here (this can't be determined on line, especially with the...