by Tim Baldwin | Jul 12, 2024 | Law
Some Landlords may not realize, but they must be licensed by the Florida’s Division of Hotels and Restaurants (“Division”) when they own a rental property that meets the definition of “nontransient” public lodging. This article briefly explains Florida’s basic...
by Tim Baldwin | Jul 10, 2024 | Lease Agreements
Landlords should take certain steps when the lease agreement is approaching its natural expiration. Questions arise relevant to how the landlord should handle the end-of-term situation so that proper notice can be delivered to the tenant about the landlord’s actions...
by Tim Baldwin | Jul 1, 2024 | Evictions
Evictions are a part of being in the rental business. Vacancy rates and eviction costs are built into the asset portfolio assumptions knowing that evictions are inevitable. For corporate landlords in Florida, regardless of whether they have a property manager or not,...
by Tim Baldwin | Jun 28, 2024 | Evictions
Having to file eviction actions against tenants who fail to pay rent is inevitable in the property management business. Landlords should build this expense into their operations budget, as well as a vacancy rate based on reasonable assumptions. While many tenants do...
by Tim Baldwin | Jun 26, 2024 | Lease Agreements
Unless your rental property is in isolation from neighbors, chances are, you will receive complaints from your tenant that they are experiencing problems with a neighbor. When that happens, what can a landlord do? This kind of question was posted recently by a...
