Sure, a tenant can ALWAYS breach a lease; the only question is how much in DAMAGES will they have to pay for that breach. Best to retain a lawyer...

No. Per Section 83.53 Florida Statutes, a residential landlord in Florida MUST have access - for just the sort of things you describe above. She...

If your dad agrees, you should have no trouble getting a mortgage loan. If not, you will have to find collateral elsewhere, or take on a...

Not likely - but possible. But I agree with my colleague - this is why you have renter's insurance. I'll add that most leases today REQUIRE the...

But do you have a question? In any event, I can say this is one of the many reason no one should rent property in this state without an...

No, that is NOT true and you should tell whomever you heard that from - to keep quiet, as they have no idea what they are talking about - and they...

This would depend on the terms of your lot lease, the prospectus and rules if you are in a a Park; and what they all say about "storing" vehicles...

Your friend should retain good local tenets lawyer to look into this and you should stay out of it (unless you are a lawyer). I know you want to...

I agree; your best bet would here be to consult a good local real estate litigator; all we can do here is GUESS. If I had to GUESS, I'd say you...

I agree with my colleague; unless a written lease provides otherwise (which is not likely), a residential Landlord only needs to provide a rebate...