Why Subleasing in Florida is a Bad Idea
In the last two years, the rental market has changed drastically. Landlords are renting their properties at historic rates. As a result, Tenants are subletting their apartments or allowing friends to stay with them to help with expenses. While at first it may be beneficial, it could hurt them in the end. A Tenant […]
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 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 […]
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. […]
How do you remove Occupants after an Association Foreclosure Sale?
If a Homeowner fails to pay their Maintenance or Assessments, an Association can foreclose on them. As a result, their property will be set for Sale. After a successful purchaser becomes the new owner, they need to remove the occupants. However, it can be a lengthy process if they do not follow procedure. Therefore, if […]
How Florida Residential Landlords Can Protect themselves
Florida Residential Landlords can have issues with Tenants. It comes with the territory. While it is true they do not know when a problem may arise, they should be prepared. If you have questions about how Florida Residential Landlords can protect themselves, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, PA at (954) 990-7552. Tips […]
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 […]
Is a Landlord Responsible to Remove an Unauthorized Individual?
Some Tenants allow individuals to live in the property without the Landlord’s consent. This is a violation of the lease. As a result, a Landlord can remove the them. However, they must take the proper steps. Therefore, if you need to remove an unauthorized individual in Florida, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, […]
How Long does it take to remove an Individual from a Purchased Foreclosed Property?
A Foreclosure Sale occurs after a Judgment is entered. Thereafter, the successful bidder becomes the new owner. However, they may discover that an Individual is residing in the property. This can be a headache. Therefore, if you need to remove an Individual from a Purchased Foreclosed Property, contact the Law Office of Brian P. Kowal, […]
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 […]