Landlord/Tenant Law in Florida: Know Your Rights and Responsibilities August is National Back to School Month, and college students will be renting properties near campus, many as first-time renters. It’s important to know that renters have certain rights and responsibilities. Before signing a lease, it’s helpful to keep these tips in mind: Leases are not […]
August 22, 2010
There are many ways to stop bad landlords. Shell we shoot them? The answer is no even though I would love to shoot my exlandlord and his manager. Then you have the different government agencies that are to enforce the laws that protect tenants from bad landlords but that does not work either. Then after […]
August 8, 2010
Making change is not easy when it comes to government employees or elected officials. When the chance comes along and you can make a difference, then you need to step in and really pay attention to the people that are running for government offices such as the Florida Governor’s Race. There are four main candidates […]
July 6, 2010
I just talked to another person that is having trouble with her landlord about deposit money and a leaking roof. She had moved from one place to another owned by the same people but then the some other company bought out original company or owner. The main problem that she is going to have is […]
March 14, 2010
Tomas Regalado Below is an article that I was reading from the Miami Herald written by Charles Rabin about City of Miami hiring an Attorney Firm to represent the City of Miami for what? Then it says that the city should hire a forensic accountant for what? What did the City of Miami Officials do […]
March 7, 2010
This Electrical Fire article by Liana Kozlowski in the Miami Herald, “Electrical Fire at downtown Miami Building leaves some residents temporarily homeless” maybe should not have happened if good inspections would have taken place. We will never know because of the lack of interest within the City, County and State officials doing their job and […]
March 7, 2010
In an article written by Mary Ellen Klas and Steve Bousquet called “Leading Candidates for Florida governor cautious on issues” in the Miami Herald, Bill McCollum stated; “By and large, I’m leaving it to the Legislature,” McCollum said of the budget hole. “I obviously have views — people ask me, for example, about public safety, […]
February 15, 2010
I have sent out e-mails, made appointments, called, and after 2 1/2 years later the City, County and State have not done anything about bad Code Enforcement. They keep telling me that the apartment buildings owned by the 215 Building Corp. have past all Code Inspections when in fact that not one building could ever […]
January 3, 2010
The Number 9th highest complaint filed with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services in 2009 was Landlord/tenant disputes. The landlord/Tenant issues continue to be in the top ten, this year with 1,523 complaints and yet the politicians refuse to do anything about bad landlords. I have been filing complaints with every government official in office […]
November 13, 2009
The landlord/Tenants Laws Chapter 83 con only be enforced by tenants but the if the tenant takes the landlord ot court the judges rules against the tenants. This procedure has got to stop. If a person steals from a store the police will help arrest the person stealing from that store but if a landlord […]
August 13, 2017
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