IMHO, you should consult with and retain a good local real estate lawyer; a good local real estate broker; and a good local accountant. Hope this...

This would likely depend on a number of facts not in your post. Who owns the fence? (and how can you be sure?) If the neighbor owns it, it was an...

It would depend - are there any defects? Are they obvious from looking at the commitment? Take the commitment to a good local real estate lawyer...

Unfortunately (or fortunately, for "freedom of contract?") there is no such thing as "the" Florida Residential purchase contract, there are many,...

Your best bet here is to persuade her to leave - voluntarily - for HER sake even more than yours. If you have to file something in court, she will...

Not unless your landlord consents, and you give her a key. A residential landlord must always have access to the leased premises in case of...

This is is tough one. Despite your (understandable ) need for sleep, and the presumed obnoxiousness of the behavior. proving it up might be a bit...

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Not likely. Unless you have a so-called "roommates agreement" you cannot sue her (successfully) for ANYTHING, as you have no cause of action. Some...

This is duplicate post. See my prior response. gsg

Not likely. Unless that is the ONLY working (i.e., non-working) toilet, you have no right to withhold rent, and if you do, you will likely be...