This would depend on the terms of your lease, and if it provides for guaranteed security ( not likely, but possibly;e. In any event, this is what...

This sends on the terms of your Lease, per section 83.56 (2)(1)(1)(5) Florida Statutes, which we can't review for you here on line. Take it to a...

Whatever you do, don't withhold rent. If you do, you will likely be served with an eviction. Your choices here are 1) borrow the $ for a lawyer;...

Retain a good local real estate litigator IMMEDIATELY. This is NOT the sort of matter which can be addressed in an on-line Q and A. Good luck! gsg

The owner of the broken pool; who should have insurance, as should the neighbor with the damaged deck. gsg

No way to tell here on line. I suggest you consult, and possibly retain, a good local real estate litigator. Hope this helps. gsg

It is an agreement between you and the landlord. It would be best to retain a LAWYER to help draw it up. If you have little or no income, and no...

This depends on whether he agreed to pay rent or other consideration in exchange for being permitted to stay. If so, you likely have to Comply with...

Yes, but you REALLY should have a lawyer for your rental BUSINESS to ask this sort of question. One mistake as a landlord can cost you all your...

I agree with my colleague, your best bet is to contact Code Enforcement. gsg