More facts are necessary; did you have a lease, or were you month to month? Did you move out on the day your lease ended? gsg

This is a duplicate question I believe. No, sorry; to do so could subject your son to punitive damages. I'll add that unless your son got consent...

Assuming your Lease obligates the Landlord to do pest control, and he has not, then you must comply with Section 83.56 Florida Statutes, which...

I agree, as long as the rent is paid in full (i.e., by you and/or Section 8), and the Landlord receives it in time, you should be OK. If not? You...

No, sorry' to do so could subject your son to punitive damages. Your son needs to retain a good local landlord-tenant lay ASAP. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree with my colleagues. retain a good local real estate litigator, with experience in the not-so-easy, quite expensive, "unwinding of the...

You may be a victim of the age-old admonition to new realtors: "buyers are liars." The fact is, in MOST transactions, the realtor (broker) who...

This would depend on the terms of the policy, I suggest you retain a good, local "public adjuster" and an insurance attorney (if need be) to deal...

This would depend on the specific terms of your lot lease, and perhaps the Park's Prospectus. My GUESS (just a guess) would be the tenant (you)....

You need to get the money for the rent (and to refund your deposit immediately). This is NOT a "legal" problem so you can't get help here, sorry....