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Proving Noise Complaints: A Landlord’s Evidence Guide

Proving Noise Complaints: A Landlord’s Evidence Guide

by Tim Baldwin | Jul 7, 2025 | Lease Agreements

Noise complaints are among the most common — and most difficult — lease violations for landlords to enforce. While tenants expect quiet enjoyment of their homes, proving that one resident’s noise disrupts another’s peace is often a battle of conflicting testimony....
Early Return of Keys and Lease Termination in Florida

Early Return of Keys and Lease Termination in Florida

by Tim Baldwin | Jun 16, 2025 | Lease Agreements

Florida landlords often face a gray area when a tenant delivers the rental property keys before the lease’s stated termination date or the early vacate date identified in the tenant’s written notice to terminate early. Whether the lease ends naturally or due to the...
FL Landlords: Military Lease Terminations Made Simple

FL Landlords: Military Lease Terminations Made Simple

by Tim Baldwin | Jun 9, 2025 | Lease Agreements

Navigating SCRA & Florida Law Conflicts Landlords in Florida who rent to military servicemembers must navigate the intersection of federal law, specifically the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA), and state law, notably Florida Statute §83.682. Understanding...
Lease Termination Rights for Major Damage Events

Lease Termination Rights for Major Damage Events

by Tim Baldwin | 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...
The Importance of a Clearly Defined “Move-In Date”

The Importance of a Clearly Defined “Move-In Date”

by Tim Baldwin | 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...
Rejected Money Orders: Best Practices for Property Managers

Rejected Money Orders: Best Practices for Property Managers

by Tim Baldwin | 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...
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