Laws You Should Follow as a Landlord
As a landlord, one of the best ways to protect yourself is to require tenants to sign a rental agreement or lease. This document should outline all obligations and rights of both parties--th...
How to Negotiate with a Landlord in Florida
Nothing is more of a kick in the gut than faithfully paying rent on time for years just to get a notice stating that your rent is about to climb. You’ve budgeting your money intently with th...
Why are Foreclosure Cases Sometimes Dismissed?
When a homeowner falls behind on his or her mortgage payments and doesn’t make new arrangements with the lender, he or she risks foreclosure. In most cases, the lender can’t foreclose on the...
Can a Tenant Change the Locks Without the Landlord’s Consent?
According to Chapter 83 of the Florida Statutes – specifically article 67 – a landlord cannot remove locks from a property unless it’s for the purpose of maintaining, repairing or replacing ...
Can a Landlord List a Property for Sale if It’s Tenant Occupied?
If you own a property and are thinking about selling it with a tenant still occupying it, you might ask yourself if you’re legally able to. Simply put, you can sell your property if you buy ...
