Landlord Cases
Reviewed by SeanCarlo Lopez, Esq., Managing Partner, Lopez Law Group Florida law does not set a statewide percentage limit on rent increases. Unlike some states, Florida does not have statewide rent control laws that cap annual rent increases. That does not mean a landlord can raise rent whenever they want or without following the law.…
Reviewed by SeanCarlo Lopez, Esq., Managing Partner, Lopez Law Group Receiving an eviction notice is stressful. Whether you rent an apartment, condominium, or single-family home, losing your housing affects nearly every part of your life. Many tenants immediately worry about where they will live, whether they have to leave right away, and what happens if…
When renting property or dealing with seven-day notices, most people think of formal, larger-scale court actions. However, sometimes disputes involve smaller sums of money or more straightforward issues, which may make small claims court an option. Whether you are a landlord or a tenant—or if you are simply someone considering legal action for a smaller…
Landlords often face a range of challenges when renting out property. From late payments to property damage, every situation seems to come with a unique set of problems. However, one powerful legal tool that landlords can use in many states is the seven-day notice of noncompliance. This notice warns tenants that they are violating the…
If you are considering purchasing an investment property in Florida, congratulations. Owning a rental property can be a great way to build financial stability. This is particularly true in a state like Florida, where there are tons of tourists and lots of people looking to live in the state. However, before you get started on…
At some point in your life, you may have decided to let someone move in with you. Everything may have been fine – until you ask them to leave and they refuse to go. You may be wondering what exactly your rights are – how do you get someone to leave your home when they…