Am I unreasonably withholding consent of entry?
Its possible you are unreasonably withholding consent under F.S. 83.53, since two showings in two weeks is not excessive. More importantly, from...
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Its possible you are unreasonably withholding consent under F.S. 83.53, since two showings in two weeks is not excessive. More importantly, from...
The answer in part lies in the Declaration of Condominium, Bylaws or related documents that prohibits new owners from renting for the first year of...
If this rental property is as bad as you describe, why have you continued to live there for the past 4 1/2 years? If you do not have a written...
Your question is not clear and more facts are needed. If, however, you received a 3-day notice from your landlord, that notice does not have to be...
The short answer is, Yes. See F.S. 83.8055 attached as a...
If your lease agreement provides for late fees then, yes, such fees can be deducted as monetary damages pursuant to F.S. 83.43 (12), (which is...
I agree more facts are needed, however, if you are claiming that your neighbor planted bamboo on your property, the polite thing to do would be to...
If you violated the terms of your lease (presumably by bringing in a subtenant), your landlord can serve you such a notice. If you fail to comply...
From what you describe it appears your family members are not tenants but merely guests who have overstayed their welcome. The proper action to...
The short answer is, yes, your neighbor had the right to cut off whatever branches actually encroached into her property. No, your neighbor does...