Can my landlord break my 15 year lease for no reason ?and how much im protected/?

If your question is can someone break a lease, then yes, people often do, but it does not mean they do not owe damages for the breach. The terms...

Renter/tenant rights in a apartment complex

I agree with my colleague and add that any demands you make to your landlord should be sent by certified mail, or hand-delivered with a witness who...

Yes. If your lease agreement states you will be charged for water in the manner that you have described, and you sign such a lease, then you are...

Florida Statute 83.53 gives landlords the right to access their rental property after reasonable notice to their tenants. As with any problem...

Do we have any recourse is we we signed a year lease and were told our rental will not be on the market but our landlord reneged

I believe you asked this as a related question earlier today. If the landlord's promise not to put the property on the market is not in your...

We signed a year lease with our landlord. She promised not to put the home on the market, but she did. Are we oblig to show it

Florida Statute 83.53 governs a landlord's access to the rental property, but your written lease may also specify what you may have contractually...

How can I get my deposit back?

If your landlord failed to comply with Florida Statute 83.49 (3), by sending notice to you by certified mail within 30 days of you vacating the...

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Landlord verbally asked us to leave, she had me to let the buyer in the home and now she sold it. Do I need to let her inside?

Your landlord has a right to reasonable access the rental property. Under Florida Statute 83.53, you must allow access if the landlord gives you...

I collected first, last and security from my current tenant. Is a three day notice issued if they do not pay by the last day

The answer depends on the specific terms of your lease. Generally, the last months rent that you collected in advance is for just that, the last...

I have to break my lease. There is a charge that isn't anywhere in my lease. Can they do that?

No doubt they are trying to have you pay money for breaking the lease. Generally speaking, no party to a written contract can unilaterally change...