AC Repair in Florida Rentals: What Landlords Are Required to Do
Florida law doesn't require AC in rentals—but if you provide it, you're on the hook to maintain it. Here's what that means for repairs, costs, and tenant rights.
Tenant Withholding Rent Over Repairs: Florida Landlord Response
Your tenant is withholding rent over repairs. Florida law has a strict procedure — and if they skipped it, you can still collect and evict.
Selling a Rental With Tenants in Florida: Cash for Keys and Other Options
Ready to sell your Florida rental but have tenants in place? Here's your options — from cash for keys to selling with the lease intact — and what the law requires.
Orlando vs Tampa: Which Is the Better Place to Invest?
Orlando and Tampa are neck and neck on rent. But cap rates, insurance, vacancy, and job growth tell different stories. Here is the Q4 2025 scorecard.
Dangerous Tenant: What Florida Landlords Can Legally Do
Your tenant is threatening neighbors, damaging property, or creating unsafe conditions. Here's what Florida law allows you to do — and the line you can't cross.
Florida Rental Law Changes 2025-2026: What Landlords Need to Know
Six Florida rental laws changed since 2023, with SB 716 pending for 2026. Here is what passed, the deadlines, and the lease updates you need to make.
Pest Control in Florida Rentals: Landlord vs. Tenant Responsibility
Roaches, termites, rodents — who pays for pest control in a Florida rental? It comes down to property type and what your lease says. Here's the breakdown.
Early Lease Termination in Florida: Landlord Rights and Options
When a tenant wants out early, Florida law gives you four options — one caps your recovery at two months, another could mean months of lost rent.
Bed Bugs in My Florida Rental: Who Pays for Treatment?
Bed bugs in your Florida rental? Here is who pays for treatment, what Florida Statute 83.51 requires, and how to handle the landlord-tenant dispute.
Emotional Support Animals in Rentals: What Florida Landlords Must Know
Your tenant presented an ESA letter. Florida law (FL 760.27) says you must accommodate — but you have rights too. Here's what you can and can't do.
Security Deposit Alternatives for Florida Landlords
Since July 2023, Florida landlords can offer tenants a fee in lieu of a security deposit under FL 83.491. Most landlords still don't know this option exists — and the ones who do aren't sure if it's worth the trade-off.
Tenant Abandoned Property in Florida: The Step-by-Step Process
Your tenant left. Their stuff is still there. Florida law gives you a specific process—skip a step and you could owe three months rent in damages.
Tenant Claims I'm Retaliating: How to Defend Against FL 83.64
Your tenant says you're retaliating. FL 83.64 gives tenants a defense — but it doesn't make you powerless. Here's how to protect yourself and enforce the lease.
Section 8 in Florida: Pros, Cons, and What Landlords Should Know
Florida landlords can choose whether to accept Section 8 vouchers. Here are the real pros, cons, inspection requirements, and payment timelines.
My Tenant Filed a Complaint: What Florida Landlords Should Do Next
Your tenant just filed a complaint — maybe with code enforcement, maybe with your insurer. Here's how to respond without making things worse.