The precise language in the lease controls, but this is typically TWO DIFFERENT THINGS; the "due date" is the date the rent is DUE. The grace...

One would have to review your Lease to be sure, but it's not at all likely, I'm sorry, at least without substantial consequences for you and your...

Sorry, but no one here on line can help; one would have to be able to review your purchase and sale agreement, loan docs, etc to have any clue. You...

This depends on the governing documents of the District and how it defines the respective "classes" of possession within the Community. Odds are...

Yes, of course there is. Just ask your attorney to take care of it. Hope this helps. gsg

No he cannot. Just WHO TOLD YOU that you were "removed" from your Lease? If it was HIM, you have your answer. he can't do anything without your...

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Perhaps, but only a good local real estate lawyer can help you make that determination, as these are extremely fact-intensive inquiries. The...

Perhaps, it depends on the terms of the mortgage. Most mortgages today contain a so-called, "due on transfer" provision that accelerates the loan,...

Perhaps, but it would depend on the instruments your buyer is to sign. Your LAWYER can certainly check. If you don't HAVE a lawyer - GET ONE. Hope...

The requirements of a notice of termination of a month-to-month tenancy at will are found in Section 83.57 and 83.56(4) Florida Statutes. Of...