by Olivia Pollock | Feb 19, 2025 | Lease Agreements
As a landlord, managing rental properties comes with numerous responsibilities, including maintaining habitable living conditions for tenants as required under Florida law, specifically Florida Statutes §83.51(1). However, unforeseen circumstances such as major damage...
by Olivia Pollock | Feb 3, 2025 | Lease Agreements
For landlords, a well-drafted lease agreement is the cornerstone of a successful landlord-tenant relationship. A critical provision in any residential lease is the “Move-In Date” clause. This provision outlines the timeline for a tenant to take possession...
by Olivia Pollock | Dec 23, 2024 | Lease Agreements
As a property manager, ensuring timely and accurate rent payments is critical. Occasionally, tenants may pay with a money order, only for the landlord’s bank to reject it, leaving rent unpaid. Many times, tenants believe that by delivering the money order, their...
by Olivia Pollock | Dec 9, 2024 | Lease Agreements
As a landlord, renting to a military service member can bring unique responsibilities and legal obligations. Under Florida Statute § 83.682, a landlord must allow active-duty military members to terminate their lease early under certain conditions related to their...
by Olivia Pollock | Dec 6, 2024 | Lease Agreements
When it comes to renting out residential property, a well-constructed lease is a landlord’s primary tool for protecting both their investment and their liability. Key provisions—such as the “Premises Condition” and “Non-Essential Aspects of Premises”—offer significant...
by Olivia Pollock | Nov 27, 2024 | Lease Agreements
In the realm of residential property management in Florida, understanding the nuances of early termination notices and liquidated damages is crucial for effective and lawful management. Florida Statutes (FS) 83.595 offers clarity and guidance on the options available...
