Landlord-Tenant Laws and Regulations in Florida
Explore a detailed collection of laws and regulations specific to Florida helping you stay informed and compliant.
Property Abandonment Laws In Florida: Legal Guidelines and Procedures
Many landlords in Florida have faced the frustrating situation of discovering that a tenant has moved out without notice, leaving behind unpaid rent and piles of belongings. For landlords in Florida, this isn’t just an emotional headache, it is a me
Feb 26, 2025
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Florida Landlord Responsibilities: Maintenance Duties Explained
Maintaining your rental property is not only a way to protect your investment but to comply with the law. There are certain maintenance responsibilities for the landlord and the tenant to comply with, and Florida landlord responsibilities are enumerated
Feb 26, 2025
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Florida Rent Increase Laws: Understanding Rent Changes, NSF Fees, and Rent Collection Rules
Rent increases are a crucial aspect of rental agreements in Florida, affecting both landlords and tenants. Understanding these changes' legal framework is essential for maintaining compliance and fostering positive landlord-tenant relationships. Within to
Feb 26, 2025
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Florida Eviction Laws: A Guide for Landlords
Navigating the complexities of Florida's eviction laws is crucial for landlords aiming to manage their properties effectively and lawfully. Understanding the legal framework not only safeguards property rights but also ensures compliance with tenant prote
Feb 26, 2025
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The Importance of Proper Notices for Florida Landlords
Lease agreements will contain specific time frames for providing notices to the tenant, and likewise for the tenant to provide a variety of notices to the landlord. In many states, failing to provide proper notices negates certain rights conveyed to eit
Feb 26, 2025
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Landlord's Signature Witness Requirements in Florida
Witnesses No Longer Required For Leases In the past, Fla. Stat. § 689.01 required that if a lease is more than one year, the landlord's execution of the lease must be signed in the presence of two subscribing witnesses. Effective as of July 1, 2020,
Feb 26, 2025
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