Tampa Property Management Blog

As a landlord in Florida, you must know the rules and regulations when it comes to tenants breaking a lease. In this article, we will cover unjustified and justified reasons for early lease termination so that you will be well informed when it comes to your rights as well as your tenants’ rights. Rental Agreement in FloridaHav...

Whether you see a rodent crawl through the hallway or notice ants in the sink, no one wants to find pests in their personal space. As the property manager, it’s part of your job to prevent pest invasions on your rental property to the best of your ability. While a lot of preventive pest control involves the cleaning responsibil...

Many states have their own set of rules and regulations when it comes to eviction, and Florida is no different! While needing to evict a tenant is never an ideal situation for a landlord, sometimes it is necessary. That’s why we, as a property manager, have provided a guide to help you navigate the Florida eviction laws.In Florida, ...

Most Florida landlords in Florida charge tenants a security deposit as part of the move-in costs. These tenant's security deposits go towards cushioning them against potential damage that may result from certain lease agreement violations. As you have the right to require a security deposit from a tenant, you must abide by certa...

Both both the landlord and the tenants have certain inherent rights and responsibilities under Florida landlord-tenant law. In Florida, they are contained in the FL Statute Chapter 83. When renting out a rental property, it’s important that you familiarize yourself with the Florida landlord-tenant law in order to properly disch...

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Our new website is fully responsive and uses the latest technology, allowing you to have a better browsing experience on any device no matter if it is a desktop, tablet or cellphone!Why is this a big deal? Well, it allows you to have access to our site anywhere, at any time. Tenants - you will be able to easily find and apply for your nex...