Accepting Rental Assistance Affects the Florida Eviction Process
Landlords continue to have difficulty collecting rent. Tenants still have not recovered financially as the Pandemic maintains its hold on the Economy. This has led to an increasing number of Evictions. In response, the Government has created Rental Assistance programs. While some Tenants do not get approved, others have qualified. On the other hand, the […]
Can South Florida Landlords Evict Tenants For Making too Much Noise?
Some Landlords have Tenants that cause excessive noise. In addition, they may be violating local noise ordinances. As a result, the Landlord may receive complaints or face fines. Therefore, it is important that they take action. Evicting tenants for making too much noise is a legal process, and if you need help with it, contact […]
How do you remove a Seller that refuses to leave the home after the closing?
Try to envision the following scenario: It is the day of closing and the Buyer has just signed their loan documents. The Title Company sends them to the Lender for Approval. After they receive it, they send out proceeds to the Seller. The Seller informs the Buyer that they need to obtain a few more […]
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 […]
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. […]
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 […]
Can A Landlord Evict If They Fail To Make Repairs?
Florida Law requires landlords to make certain repairs. They can also be agreed to in the lease. While failure to do so is a breach of the lease, they can still evict if they fail to make repairs. If you have questions about your rights as a landlord, contact the Law Office of Brian P. […]
A Florida Tenant Can Be Evicted If They Have An Unauthorized Pet
Most Florida Residential Leases contain a provision regarding a Tenant’s Right to have a pet. While many Landlords allow them, some forbid it. It can result in a tenant eviction for having an unauthorized pet in Florida. However, a process must be followed. Therefore, if you discover that your Tenant has an unauthorized pet, contact […]
Can South Florida Landlords Recover Rent lost during the Pandemic?
The CDC Declaration allows some South Florida Tenants to remain in the property until June 30, 2021 without paying rent. While this creates financial problems for Landlords, Tenants are still responsible to pay. Accordingly, this leads to the bigger question: Can Landlords recover rent lost during the Pandemic? If you are owed rent as a […]
South Florida Landlords Can Amend the Complaint to Avoid the CDC Stay
The CDC Declaration has made it difficult for South Florida Landlords to evict Tenants for Non-Payment of Rent. Unless they can prove that the Tenant does not qualify for protection, the case will be stayed. While this is frustrating, the good news is that South Florida Landlords can amend the Complaint to avoid the CDC […]