This would depend on the terms of the Lease (which we can't review here on line), but if I had to guess, I'd say GENERALLY, yes. Hope this helps. gsg

As usual, my colleague is quite correct. Or, at least that is the way things are SUPPOSED to occur; unfortunately, it doesn't always work that way...

Sorry, but we can't comment on ongoing litigation - without reading the pleading file. To do so could constitute malpractice. This is a question...

I agree with my colleague 100%. There's no way to provide a definitive answer on this here on line, but speaking just generally, I can say that:...

I agree with my colleague. The GENERAL rule is no; but there are always exceptions to a general rule (i.e., if the challenging party can establish...

If you record audio entirely with equipment located WITHIN YOUR UNIT, to evidence noise that one can hear naturally (i.e., without amplification)...

Technically, he could leave the rent just as it is - or raise it, or lower it - and then increase the security deposit to a MILLION dollars....

This is NOT the sort of answer one should seek on line. In real estate, the "simplest" approach often turns out to be the most problematic and...

This is a duplicate question, I believe. See my prior response. Section 83.56 Florida statutes controls. The 7 day notice is likely invalids as it...

If the dog was approved by the Landlord. not likely, IMHO. The bite does not appear to provide grounds to terminate the Lease (per Section 83.56 ...