Can a landlord deduct the security deposit without giving me the 15 days to object in Florida?
Technically, your landlord should have waited the full time period. I would still send your written objection by certified mail within the 15 day...
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Technically, your landlord should have waited the full time period. I would still send your written objection by certified mail within the 15 day...
Unfortunately, it appears you will need to find another place to live. If you have been renting month-to-month with no specific term, then either...
You have rights that are contractual (based on the terms of your lease) and statutory. I highly recommend you consult with a local attorney who...
Yes, you can, but you will need to provide some evidence of how much you gave for the deposit, i.e., a cancelled check, receipt, etc. Once suit is...
Florida Statute 83.43(12), defines a security deposit as any money held by the landlord as security for the performance of the rental agreement,...
Your answer lies in both the purchase and sales agreement that you signed and the actions of the F.R.E.C. which licenses, regulates and disciplines...
I agree with Mr. Carpenter and add that under the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act passed by Congress, if you have a written lease and the...
If you have been renting month-to-month with no specific term, then the successor in interest to the foreclosed property must provide you with at...
No, definitely do not disconnect or interrupt any utilities to your tenant's rental. It is considered constructive eviction and unlawful. If...
I recommend you review F.S. 83.595 regarding what options your landlord had in retaking possession of the property. In re-renting, your landlord...
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