Three day notice; and the landlord does not to be present in court. In most cases where the grounds for eviction are nonpayment of rent, the tenant...

More facts needed. How do you know all this occurred? Have you had a TIITLE EXAMINATION done, and been issued an opinion of title? gsg

If you can't get the landlord to agree to give you more time to cure (get it in writing if you do), then you will have to do what the notice says...

One would have to review the exact terms of your Lease, and investigate the specific facts to be sure. Without that, all we can do here is guess....

I agree with my colleagues; in states where they are recognized, they are essentially mortgages. A pledge of certain real property to insure...

Sorry, but this is a "landlord-tenant" LEGAL forum. Legally, if he is on the Lease with you (that was a very bad mistake, one you best not make...

No, the deed is NOT valid. In Florida, a deed requires TWO witness to be valid. See Section 689.01(1) Florida Statutes (set out below). A notary...

If they filed an eviction in court, the damage is done, sorry. It is only the "filing" most potential landlords look at when considering a new...

There's no way to be certain as this is a fact intensive matter based on a purported "text" lease. Why people actually believe "texting" is a...

No, sorry. This is controlled by your HOA docs. Your agreement with your seller/builder is meaningless to them. This is a matter best handled by...