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Furthermore, if no such law exists, is it legal for the home owners’ association to make it extremely difficult for shareholders to rent out their units?

If the homeowner association to which you belong has such a provision preventing rentals, then it is legal. There is no state law making such a proviso illegal.

2008-05-30 06:27:03 by Joe Conrad

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How long does an employer have to send you your last paycheck?

Depends why you left..............you owe him anything.......

2008-04-26 09:01:43 by crankyspanky

We are being told by the apartment complex that we must give them 60 days notice even though our 1 year lease has run out. We under stand that it may be only 30 days by law but we need to know what the law is and what it says.

check out this website

http://www.800helpfla.com/landlord_text.html

2006-11-11 13:12:30 by nkcontractors

Many renters have complained of the management entering their apartment without notice and while they were gone. This is the Indigo Pines Plantation in Daytona Beach. Is there a law in Florida that protect that? Also, would the lease be able to waiver that right? Would you be able to remove that aspect from the lease and still rent?

see link for the Florida law on the subject

http://www.flsenate.gov/statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=Ch0083/PART02.HTM


leases in Florida may not waiver the provisions of the Act, so there is requirement to remove such provisions from any rental agreement -- such provisions are completely unenforceable. this is included in the citation above

2008-02-06 10:58:41 by petenick_1984

I am a landlord in Florida (Escambia County). My tenants are being evicted this Monday (per judgment). When we drove by the house yesterday we noticed several LARGE pieces of property that they are apparently leaving (a up-ground swimming pool, a hot tub, swing set) as well as a house full of dirty laundry that my property manager said has been there for the last week. My property manager said that we have to move everything to the curb and take pictures of it. What I want to know is, when does it become ours? Do big things like that have to be put to the curb? They have damaged our property beyond believe and I don't know if they are trying to leave these things as a partial payback for their damage. So, what does the law say?

as soon as the sheriff moves them out what ever is left is yours, you are under no obligation to store it. The sheriff or his appointee will tell you the same

2007-10-07 08:04:40 by raysangel1973