by Larry Tolchinsky | Landlord - Tenant, Personal Representative
In Florida, tenants can lease apartments, townhomes, or houses for short-term or long-term rentals. The written lease gives the details: when they get possession, how much the rent will be, and their duties while they reside in the rental property. ... by Larry Tolchinsky | Florida Foreclosures, Florida Real Estate, Quiet Title Actions, Real Estate Title, REO (Real Estate Owned)
Florida foreclosures are tempting to many looking to buy a Florida home or condominium, if for no other reason that there are so many bank-owned properties available for sale today. Anyone searching through online real estate sites can find lots of foreclosure... by Larry Tolchinsky | Landlord - Tenant
In Florida, renting a house or apartment does not come with a legal requirement that the tenant pay a security deposit to the landlord; there is no statute that forces the landlord to demand one. Still, it is very rare for the landlord not to require a security... by Larry Tolchinsky | Closings, Florida Real Estate, Real Estate, Real Estate Agents, Realtor Disputes
Anyone interested in buying a home in Florida can surf through Zillow or Trulia or Realtor.com and find all sorts of beautiful dwellings that are for sale. When someone gets serious about a property, the next step for them is to enter into negotiations for the... by Larry Tolchinsky | Condos and Townhouses, Florida Real Estate, Landlord - Tenant
Here in Florida, many residential leases will require the tenant to obtain “renter’s insurance.” This is an insurance policy that covers damages to the leased premises that occur due to the tenant’s negligence, as well as harm incurred because of a third party (such...
