Subleasing and Sublease Evictions in Florida

July 15, 2019/3 Comments/in Florida Landlord Tenant Law /by Philippe Revah

Subleasing and Sublease Evictions in Florida

Florida statutory law does not expressly prohibit or allow subleasing. Most of the time, the lease agreement will determine whether the tenant can sublease. If the lease agreement is verbal, the parties will have a more difficult time establishing whether subleasing is permitted.

Landlord took my Security Deposit

March 15, 2018/3 Comments/in Florida Landlord Tenant Law /by Philippe Revah

If your landlord is unlawfully withholding your security deposit, you should immediately contact a landlord tenant attorney, as your rights are time-sensitive.

Landlord’s Access to Tenant’s Rental Unit

October 29, 2017/0 Comments/in Florida Landlord Tenant Law /by Philippe Revah

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Are you a landlord trying to enter a tenant’s rental unit? Is a tenant refusing to grant access to the property? Do you need to perform necessary repairs without a tenant’s permission? Are you unable to sell a unit because a tenant won’t let prospective buyers enter? Or, are you a tenant whose landlord has entered without notice? Read on to learn more about Florida landlord and tenant rights, and to see how Evict FL may be able to help.