Our FREE Guide for Rental Property Owners

When a Florida tenant signs a lease, they get bound by certain terms and conditions that they must follow for the entirety of the lease or rental agreement. However, some tenants, either negligently or intentionally, violate the terms of the lease. When this happens,...

It's every property owner's nightmare. Through trespassing, under certain circumstances a squatter can develop rights to a property over time if the owner doesn’t act to remove them. Therefore, as a landlord in Florida, it’s important to understand what rights...

When managing a rental property, one of the most essential laws to be aware of is the Fair Housing Act. This law is easily overlooked, and as a result, it's often unintentionally violated. That said, if you violate this law, you will be penalized and you'll business...

A security deposit is any money, other than rent, that a tenant pays a landlord before moving into a rental property. It is refundable, whether in whole or in part, after a tenant moves out. Basically, landlords require security deposits to help cushion them against...

Landlords and tenants running into disagreements is a fairly frequent occurrence. Often times these disagreements are simply due to misunderstandings of the lease agreement and the Florida landlord-tenant laws. These laws provide the basic governing information...