Absolutely no way to tell here on line, it's a fact-intensive matter with MANY moving parts. best bet is to take your story, and any docs you have...

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The answer here is in your lease. You need to identify an "affirmative obligation" (i.e., to TO YOU, IN YOUR LEASE) on the part of the Landlord to...

Yes of course. If the storm renders the rental unit uninhabitable, he may be able to terminate. But unless/until that happens, he must pay rent or...

Good move. And better late than never as they say. You can find a good local real estate attorney on the Florida Bar website. We are not permitted...

I agree; your best bet would be to retain a good local real estate lawyer, which frankly, you should have done BEFORE you enter into an executory...

Arrange to get yourself some water? No way to be sure here on line, but it sure sounds to me that since the lease doesn't state who pays for the...

It is time to GO. The HOA can force the current owner to dispossess you (vie eviction or unlawful detainer), or sue you itself in Circuit Court...

I agree with my colleague, and I am highly skeptical. Sounds like a scam to me. You need to 1) check this company out; and 2) see a signed copy of...

Don't listen to the "people." Find a good local Section 8 lawyer, or social security specialist and do what they advise. Hope this helps. gsg

But do you have a question? Your neighbor should take the notice to a good local real estate litigator for review. Hope this helps. gsg