How to Lessen the Impact of the Coronavirus on Florida Landlords
If you own rental property anywhere in the United States (or even anywhere in the world!) you have likely felt the impact on your income due to the Coronavirus pandemic. The virus has literally altered the way we live and work – and it is likely that its effects will...
What if Your Tenant’s Security Deposit Doesn’t Cover All the Damages?
Holding on to a tenant’s security deposit can offer you at least some collateral to make repairs that are needed when they move out. But what if the damages are excessive and the security deposit isn’t enough? There are actually a few steps you should follow. First,...
Are You and Your Florida Rental Properties in Compliance with the Fair Housing Act?
While there is a long list of responsibilities to comply with as a landlord, none are more important than working within the rules set forth by the U.S. Fair Housing Act. This Act protects people from being discriminated against when they are renting or purchasing a...