This appears to be a duplicate question - but from a different city; in any event, see my prior answer.Acces for "inspection" doesn't require ANY...

This is a simple one. Just follow my three-step procedure: Step 1: Retain a good local landlord attorney. You can find them on the Florida Bar...

This depends on the terms of your Lease, and the nature of the property you are renting. If this is an "apartment" building, there is likely a...

Far too fact-intensive a matter to offer any sort of meaningful advice, except perhaps to retain a good local tenants lawyer to review your lease,...

I agree with my colleague; you should consult a good local real estate attorney to discuss the ramifications and formalities of preparing the deed,...

I agree with my colleague; retain a good local real estate litigator; no one here on line can advise you on with this. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree; retain a good local real estate litigator. You may have to file a lawsuit for partition. Hope this helps. gsg

One would have to review your contract with the shed-owner/seller to determine your rights, if any, but my guess would be NO. Hope this helps, gsg

There is no set amount number of inspections permitted (i.e., before it's considered "harassment"), nor are there set times; it's more about the...

Yes, there is no "statutory" requirement that a residential landlord provide AC. You can thank our Republican-controlled legislature and governors...