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Landlord Steps When Tenant Fails to Pay Move-In Funds

Landlord Steps When Tenant Fails to Pay Move-In Funds

by Tim Baldwin | Nov 1, 2024 | Lease Agreements

In the case of Taylor v. Edri, 20 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 727c (Broward Cnty. 2013), we learn valuable lessons on the importance of compliance with lease terms by both landlords and tenants and the correct procedures to follow when a tenant fails to pay the required...
Landlord Obligations for Accommodating Disabled Tenants in Lease Violations

Landlord Obligations for Accommodating Disabled Tenants in Lease Violations

by Tim Baldwin | Oct 23, 2024 | Lease Agreements

In the eviction case of Pelican Bay Communities LLC v. Robert Nicholas Klaren, FLWSUPP 3205PELI (Brevard County, June 3, 2024), the county court ruled in favor of the tenant, Robert Klaren. Klaren, who is legally blind in one eye and has mobility issues, had been...
The Importance of “Surroundings” Contract Provision in Rental Applications – A Guide for Property Managers

The Importance of “Surroundings” Contract Provision in Rental Applications – A Guide for Property Managers

by Tim Baldwin | Oct 16, 2024 | Lease Agreements

As a property manager, your responsibilities encompass far more than simply overseeing rent collection and maintenance. One of the key areas where property managers must be particularly vigilant is in ensuring that rental agreements are comprehensive and clear,...
Understanding the Legal Requirements for Military Tenants Terminating a Lease Early in Florida

Understanding the Legal Requirements for Military Tenants Terminating a Lease Early in Florida

by Tim Baldwin | Sep 23, 2024 | Lease Agreements, Law

As a residential landlord, it’s crucial to understand the legal requirements that apply when a military tenant seeks to terminate a lease early. Florida and federal laws apply. In Florida, Section 83.682 of the Florida Statutes (F.S.) governs this situation,...
The Push for Working Cooling Systems in Florida Rental Properties

The Push for Working Cooling Systems in Florida Rental Properties

by Tim Baldwin | Sep 4, 2024 | Lease Agreements

One of the most contentious maintenance issues a landlord will face is the adequacy of the cooling system in the rental home. A recent article posted in the Multifamily Dive highlights this tension and the push for landlord obligations. Ashley Ward, director of Duke...
Renting to a Corporation: Key Considerations for Property Managers

Renting to a Corporation: Key Considerations for Property Managers

by Tim Baldwin | Aug 30, 2024 | Lease Agreements

When a corporation seeks to rent a residential property for its employees, it presents unique opportunities and challenges for property managers. Unlike individual tenants, corporate leases involve a business entity as the tenant, with employees as the occupants. This...
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