No way to tell here on line; the lease has to be REVIEWED, the facts investigated, and all parties interviewed. It's not at all likely, but if they...

I agree the contract controls. This is a question for the real estate lawyer the buyer retained to represent his or her interests. gsg

Generally, no; by the same token, a landlord trying to evict anyone - much less purportedly disabled tenants - should ALSO have lawyer. Hope this...

As I have written about many times, these "notice" statutes have very little to do with a new lease (there is no such thing as a "renewal," that is...

This is controlled by the governing documents of the Association; if they say you need a warranty deed (and I can understand why) then you need to...

No, you are incorrect, sorry; it depends on the terms of your lease. And if you are a month-to-month tenant, you have to be careful the landlord...

Consult a good local real estate litigator ASAP. It sounds as if you have a 'contract for deed,' which are NOT RECOGNIZED in Florida, and if so...

I agree with my colleague, and add that if this is the BUILDER's contract, the odds are good the answer is yes (builder's contracts are typically...

This can be a bit complicated. As for "access" (i.e., the LL just coming into the backyard) it's a coin-flip - as Section 83.53 Florida Statutes...

No way to tell here on line what you can do, sorry. "Noise" is of course subjective, so you will need a noise expert tp come in to determine if the...