Can I get my security deposit back

Florida statute 83.42 (12), specifically states that security deposits can be held as security for the performance of the rental agreement,...

Sneaky landlord

Chapter 83 of the Florida statutes does not allow a landlord to directly or indirectly terminate or interrupt any utilities to their rental...

I have received 2 notices regarding noise from my apt complex

While it is possible that your landlord could file a suit for eviction, your landlord would still have to convince the court that you were the...

Our tenant sent a text saying he would be out by April 5, 2013 can we consider that legal and take custody of the property?

I agree with Mr. Davis and add only that by waiting almost six months for your tenant to pay the rent, you have been more than patient and...

We are buying Villa "as is." but recently found out their yard and the brick driveway need repairs. Are we responsible for this?

You need to review the terms of your contract to accurately determine which party to your purchase and sale agreement is responsible. Typically an...

If your landlord intends to impose a claim on your security deposit, then under Florida Statute 83.49 (3) (a), it states he or she has "30 days to...

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Leasing home in Ft Myers for six months. Tried to do lease option, landlord wrote up first right of refusal for us if he sells.

Until the property you are renting is actually foreclosed upon by the lender, you are obligated to pay the rent to the current landlord. ...

Month to month verbal lease in Florida. Can the landlord kick me out if I served him with a notice to withhold?

A landlord's obligations to maintain a rental property can be found in Florida Statute 83.51. These obligations can vary with the type of rental...

What is the process that my family and I will go through from this 3 day forword ?

First, I am sorry to hear about your recent health issues. If you do not have a written lease with your landlord, it appears from your comments...

You are misinformed. Florida law does not have an absolute requirement that landlords pay for pest control. Florida Statute 83.51 outlines the...