I have lived here over 1yr. & ON MY 2ND LEASE. wHEN MY LEASE IS UP i MUST SIGN A NEW LEASE OR PAY higher rent. Is this legal?

It appears you are stating that your landlord will only keep the rent at the same amount if you do sign a new lease. If you don't sign a new lease...

Can a Housing stipulation be challenged or reversed?

Without seeing the document you signed, its not possible to provide a meaningful response. If you had a public defender advising you at the time,...

Is my lease binding with failure to disclose?

Based on your comments, nothing suggests that your lease is not binding. I recommend you bring the lease agreement to a local attorney to review...

I own my mobile home outright, but the land it sits on is rental property.

If your mobile home is in a park, it is not governed under Chapter 83, but is actually governed under Chapter 723, Florida Statutes as well as your...

Mother and 19 yr old son both signed lease do I put both names on small claims action

All adult tenants who signed the lease should be named as defendants. If you are serving them notice of your claim on their security deposit and...

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Eviction of a person in a rental.

If you are being threatened by this person, it is a police matter who can, with probable cause, arrest the person and remove him from your...

Up lease expiration, tenant moved out without paying last half month rent and no new address left. How to collect the rent?

Trying to collect unpaid from a tenant can be difficult if you are not sure what to do. It sounds as though you need to consult with a local...

Do I have to let my landlord bring potential renters through my rental house before I vacate the property?

Florida law permits landlords to have reasonable access to the rental property which includes access for the purpose of showing the property. ...

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What are the legalities of putting a clause in my lease which states that the tenant is responsible for ANY repair under 100?

The statement that a landlord is responsible for "anything that has to do with the normal running of the apartment" is too vague and ambiguous. I...

The answer depends on the terms of your lease and the type of property you are renting. I suggest you review your lease agreement to see what each...