A lease often lasts for a fixed term, which is typically a year from signing the lease agreement. After the lease term ends, you must either;
- Move out of the premises
- Renew the lease with the same or different terms
- Continue living on a month-to-month lease agreement, in your Florida rental. ...
The Orlando real estate market can be a rewarding investment opportunity if you manage to get the right tenants and have a lease agreement that works in your favor. The challenge, however, is that the city and state have many regulations and laws that govern landlord and tenant relations. The violat...
Sometimes it becomes necessary for a landlord to exercise his right of eviction. In Florida, tenant eviction can occur for various reasons. The landlord can follow Chapter 83 of the Florida Statutes for help with the Florida eviction process. Trying to evict a tenant through threats, disconnecting...
With 233 sunny days a year, world-class spas, exciting sports, and thrilling theme parks, it’s no wonder Orlando, Florida was recently named by Travel Pulse as the number one most visited city in the US.
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You may have heard that Orlando is one of the top tourist destinations in the U.S. But did you know it’s also a great city for families, snowbirds, urbanites, and retirees?
If you’re planning on relocating to Orlando, Florida, who better than an Orlando property management company to tell you ev...