No one can construe a lone Lease provision supplied by one party here on line, that could very well constitute malpractice. My GUESS is this...

This appears to be a financial problem at this point, not a legal one. Your best bet is to find the rent money somehow, ask friends, family, work,...

It certainly couldn't hurt, especially if your lease requires a signed writing to effect any change in terms. But it doesn't make THAT much of a...

If you already signed a lease, and accepted the keys, your Lease and Sections 83.51 and 83.56 Florida Statutes control. You can sue for the per...

DO NOT TAKE LEGAL ADVICE FROM "YOUR" REALTOR. In the first place, the odds are the realtor works for the seller - NOT YOU! But even more...

It depends - but the general answer is YES, of COURSE. The realtor is NOT likely "your" realtor. More than likely, she works for the Landlord - NOT...

I agree; your best bet here is to consult with a good local real estate litigator. The starting point, of course, is to identify just WHY the...

You would have to be more specific about the acts you consider "harassment." Your bare conclusion is meaningless, as there is no such thing. gsg

This is governed by section 83.53 Florida Statutes. A landlord's right to access the rental unit depends ENTIRELY on the PURPOSE of the access. In...

No there is nothing that she can do - except maybe look for another place.. Hope this helps. gsg