"Termination on sale" provisions are perhaps one of the worst things to which a tenant can agree. Lacking a "specific" duration, such "leases"...

I agree; while you could explain on your own, it would certainly be more persuasive if you retain a good local tenants lawyer to do it; shouldn't...

Sorry but it's impossible to answer SOL questions on line. The "5 years" is just a starting point in the analysis. When did the statute begin to...

It's simple: whoever CAUSED the fire. And best be careful here - most leases today REQUIRE the tenant to secure RENTERS INSURANCE - and make the...

It depends on whether the dog is a LEGITIMATE service animal. There is a LOT of confusion over the difference between a "service animal" under the...

You can ask. or retain a lawyer or private detective, or file a lawsuit. One can only GUESS here on line, but my guess would be that the person who...

It's "okay" if you agree with the increases. And if not, you can move at the end of your current lease term. Hope this helps. gsg

Your problem here is that you are relying on your "realtor" to do the work of a LAWYER (presumably to save money). The reality "realtors" can do...

This is the "real estate law: forum; you would likely get better responses to your query on another forum, such as employment or defamation/libel....

As this is a single family home, I'm afraid Section 83.51 Florida Statutes (i.e., which controls such matters) does not require a landlord to do...