Yes, and quite common these days. Of course the broker in question would have to comply with the applicable Florida "agency" requirements. Many...

Your best bet here is to persuade her to leave - VOLUNTARILY - for HER sake even more than yours or dad's. I you have to file something in court,...

I agree with my colleague; consult a good local real estate attorney to be sure it's done correctly. Hope this helps. gsg

One cannot just "add an addendum" to a Lease. If you already have a Lease, this would be referred to more properly as a "modification" - which...

More facts are needed. Just who, exactly, is your Landlord? gsg.........................................................

I agree with my colleagues, you should take your Lease to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper review. Hope this helps. gsg

If you are a member of an Association, then this is a matter for your Association attorney; if not you should consult, and if necessary retain a...

My suggestion would be to consult your BROKER. "You" (as you well know) can't do a thing without your broker's consent and approval. YOU don't make...

If you can' get something from the landlord-owner in writing stating that they have no right to be there; and next time they show up, contact the...

It depends. If the leak is an "emergency," or they need to enter to "preserve the premises," then yes, they can enter anytime, and no notice is...