Squatters are individuals who find an abandoned or vacant property and move in. They take residence without discussing the matters with the actual owner. There are many legal nuances. Sometimes squatting could be a civil case. In other circumstances, it could become a...
Tenants sign lease agreements with the intention of staying for its full duration. However, there is the chance of something happening that stops them from doing so. Many potential situations can arise that create the need to break a lease early. These circumstances...
To protect your property from losing its value and marketability, maintenance is essential. It’s good practice to conduct regular inspections to fix minor damages than wasting money in the future. If you neglect to fix the small repairs, you might end up with major...
Pets are like family to many prospective tenants, making it is hard to say no to a tenant who has a pet. However, with our experience in property management, we know that as a landlord, it is important to know the difference between pet deposits, pet fees, and pet...
Are you wondering how some Orlando properties are always at full capacity and rarely experience any vacancies? Many landlords look for new ways to satisfy the needs and wants of their tenants to make them stay at the property longer. This way, their rental property...
“Normal wear and tear” is one of the most difficult terminologies to understand in the Florida landlord-tenant laws. The law attempts to define it as “something that is not considered to cause damage to property.” This means that a landlord can’t hold tenants liable...
