by Tim Baldwin | Jun 14, 2024 | Law, Evictions, Lease Agreements
Moving Boxes Florida Statutes secs. 83.56, .57, .575, .59, and .682 provide the methods by which a landlord can terminate a tenancy. The landlord and tenant must comply with the notice requirements to terminate a tenancy. For landlords, the tenancy termination events...
by Tim Baldwin | Jun 11, 2024 | Security Deposits, Law
Dog Damaged Chair It’s inevitable: tenants will cause damage to the rental property. Even good tenants may cause some damage to the property. Landlords must deal with valuating those damages for purposes of making a claim on the security deposit or filing a lawsuit...
by Tim Baldwin | Jun 6, 2024 | Law, Notices
Rent Increase: Notice Requirement After Tenant Agreement? When it comes to rent increases in a rental agreement, clarity and adherence to legal requirements are paramount. A common question that arises is whether a landlord still needs to provide notice of a rent...
by Tim Baldwin | Jun 4, 2024 | Evictions, Law
Abandoned Property Sometimes it is not always clear whether a tenant has abandoned the rental property or not. It is important to make a determination the proper way, because if the landlord simply takes the property back, but the tenant has not abandoned, the...
by Tim Baldwin | May 20, 2024 | Law
Property management companies often enter into agreements with vendors for services to the properties they manage. Also, property management companies enter into property management agreements with property owners to manage their rental properties. A common provision...
by Tim Baldwin | May 13, 2024 | Security Deposits, Law
Landlords face a lot of liability in the rental business, but unfortunately, a notable percentage of landlords do not do things legally or properly–and they may not even realize it. They may have done things the wrong way for years, and thus, they feel that they...
