So sorry to hear of your troubles, but yes, a Landlord can refuse to enter into a new lease with a current tenant, for virtually ANY reason that...

Yes, if you can't convince her to leave voluntarily, you will have to properly terminate her tenancy, and then evict her is stays beyond the...

Not enough facts to answer. When you say a "5 day eviction notice" - do you mean a summons and COMPLAINT for eviction? gsg

I agree with my colleagues. Send written notice to the PM, the Landlord named in your Lease, and the collector via Certified Mail, describing the...

Calling Code Enforcement (i.e, rather than retaining a LAWYER), is almost always a VERY VERY bad move for a tenant. It almost always ends badly. ...

No, a landlord does not have to sign a new lease, and it is while it may in fact be retaliatory, it doesn't matter. All I can say is that if you...

This just sounds like a misconception on the part of the new owner. A so called "15 day notice," generally must be given 15 days before the end of...

This one's is easy. Just follow my patented 3-step process: Step 1: Retain a good local real estate attorney (one with substantial FC...

There is no controlling law on this, but the "duty of good faith" imposed on landlords by Section 83.44 Florida Statutes likely requires it; the...

This is a complicated question, and depends to some extent on what you mean by "put a lien" on your house. If your dad owns the house, and HIS...