A Florida Landlord Cannot Turn Off Tenant Utilities If They Fail To Pay Rent
The biggest issue Landlords face is Tenants that fail to pay rent. While it can be frustrating, the consequences can be worse if they start cutting off services. Accordingly, a Landlord cannot turn off Tenant Utilities if they fail to pay rent. If you are unsure about your rights as a Landlord, contact the Law […]
Can Florida Real Estate Investors Benefit From Legal Representation?
Time is crucial for South Florida Real Estate Investors. The longer a process takes, the greater the financial effect they feel. Accordingly, issues arise that require Legal Representation. This includes the purchase and sale of properties, Foreclosures, Evictions, and Preparation of Legal Documents. To learn how South Florida Real Estate Investors benefit from Legal Representation, […]
How can you evict your Tenant that Illegally Subleased their Unit?
Some Tenants lease their unit or apartment to another individual known as a Subtenant. While it can be beneficial to them, it can also be risky. In other words, they can face eviction. If you have questions about how to evict your Tenant that illegally subleased their unit, contact the Law Office of Brian P. […]
When can a Landlord file a Motion to Lift the Stay on a Writ of Possession?
A Writ of Possession is sent to the Sheriff after a Final Judgment. It is then posted on the door of the property. While most Tenants vacate after receiving the Writ, some choose to fight it. If they are successful, it will be stayed. However, this relief does not always last forever. In other words, […]
How does a Landlord Evict an unauthorized guest in Florida?
Florida Tenants often allow friends or family members to stay with them during their lease. These guests are usually not approved by the Landlord. Unfortunately, issues arise causing the Tenant to vacate the property or the lease has ended but their guest remains. As a result, the Landlord can proceed with an Eviction to remove […]
Steps Florida Landlords need to take once Eviction Moratorium expires
Florida Tenants have been given relief for the last year and a half due to the Covid-19. The Moratorium on Evictions continued for over a year and a half. However, on July 30, 2021, Congress was unable to reach a deal extending it. Therefore, on August 2, 2021, Landlords can proceed with Non-Payment of rent […]
How Florida Lawyers help Homeowners in Foreclosure that have Equity
In the past, most Florida Homeowners in Foreclosure owed more to the Bank than the value of their home. When they chose to sell it, it was usually a Short Sale. However, due to the rising home prices, they may have found themselves in a position to make a profit. That is why it’s important […]
Is It Beneficial to Fight a Foreclosure in Florida?
As a Result of the Coronavirus, Foreclosures are increasing in Florida. Some Homeowners may have lost their job or had a reduction in pay preventing them from paying their mortgage. Recently, the Banks have started to file new foreclosures in Court or continue with pending cases. This has created urgency for Homeowners. While you can […]
Can You Sue a Tenant for Damage to the Property After they Leave?
It is without question that some Tenants fail to leave the property in good condition when they vacate. There are cases that it is left completely damaged. While unfortunate, a Landlord can sue a Tenant for Damage to the property after they leave. If you have questions about your rights as a Landlord, contact the […]
How do I respond to an Eviction Complaint in the State of Florida?
How Should a Tenant Respond to an Eviction? After they are served with a 3 day notice, they can pay or vacate the property. If they decide not to pay but remain in the property, the Landlord can file a Complaint. The Tenant has 5 days to respond. However, they may disagree with the amount. […]