100 Florida Landlord-Tenant Questions Answered | Shipplaw
100 Questions and Answers for Florida Landlords Residential Tenancies — Chapter 83, Part II, Florida Statutes Florida landlord-tenant law contains strict requirements concerning leases, rent collection, security deposits,…
Notice Of Non-Renewal And Hold-Over Tenants In Florida
Issuing a Notice of Non-Renewal: A Vital Procedure for Landlords Timely Issuance In most circumatances, Landlords are required to issue the notice well in advance of tenancy’s term…
Florida Landlord Eviction Process Non-Monetary Lease Violations
Florida Landlord Eviction Process Non-Monetary Lease Violations | 7-Day Notice Hello, I’m Real Estate Attorney Ryan Shipp As a Florida real estate attorney, I help landlords navigate the…
Understanding Florida Statute 723.002: A Guide for Mobile Home Park Owners
As a Florida mobile home park owner or property manager of a mobile home park, you’re likely familiar with the complexities of managing tenancies. One of the most…
A Florida Eviction Attorney’s Guide to Mobile Home Evictions: Breaking Down Florida Statute 723.061
When it comes to mobile home park evictions in Florida, the rules are a bit different from standard residential evictions. Florida Statute 723.061 outlines specific reasons and procedures…
Mastering Florida Property Possession: Understanding the Differences Between Chapter 83, Chapter 82, and Chapter 723
If you’re a landlord or property owner in Florida, one of the most stressful situations you can face is dealing with a tenant or occupant who refuses to…
Why Choose a Flat Fee Real Estate Attorney | 561.699.0399
When considering the purchase of residential real estate in Florida, a buyer often contemplates the necessity of engaging a real estate agent and incurring the associated commission fees….
Eviction Cost Florida | 561.699.0399
***Don’t be fooled by advertisements for $195.00 Florida Evictions. It doesn’t exist!*** Are you a Florida landlord, property manager, bank, lender, investor, or property owner and need assistance…
5 Tips For Commercial Landlords In Florida | 561.699.0399
5 Tips For Commercial Landlords In Florida As Florida commercial landlord, there are several key tips we recommend you consider to help you successfully manage your properties and…
Ryan Shipp, Esquire: The Tenacious Landlord Attorney Who Gets The Job Done
When it comes to landlord-tenant disputes in Florida, there’s one attorney who stands out from the rest: Ryan Shipp, Esquire. Known for his fierce determination, extensive legal knowledge…
Florida Unlawful Detainer | 561.699.0399
What Is A Unlawful Detainer? An Unlawful Detainer is a lawsuit that is filed by a Florida property owner that requests a court to issue a final judgment…
Eviction Challenges Near Florida College Campuses: Attorney Landlord Services To The Rescue
Hey there, landlords near college campuses in Florida! We know that managing rental properties can be a rewarding venture, but dealing with evictions can be a real headache….
Top 10 Things Every Florida Landlord Should Know
Are you interested in becoming a landlord in Florida or are you already a Florida landlord? Being a landlord can be a pretty rewarding experience, but it’s crucial…
Mr. Deeds | Florida Quitclaim Deed Lawyers
Who Is Mr. Deeds? Let me tell you about this Florida attorney who goes by the nickname “Mr. Deeds”. He’s gained quite a reputation for helping his clients…
Writ of Possession West Palm Beach Florida | 561.699.0399
As West Palm Beach Evictions Lawyers, we are always asked about the writ of possession. A writ of possession is a legal document that allows a landlord…
Florida’s Court Registry | What is it?
What Is The Court’s Registry? In Florida residential eviction cases for possession, the court will require the tenant to deposit a determined amount of rent into the court’s…
Florida Landlord Tips | Finding A Good Tenant
In my many years as a Florida Real Estate Attorney representing Landlords in both commercial and residential settings, I have learned some basic, but valuable information. Below are…
What Is A Sheriff’s Writ Of Possession In Florida? | 561.699.0399
What Is A Sheriff’s Writ Of Possession In Florida? Evictions Eviction Notice? Writ of Possession? 24-hours to leave? Florida Statute 83.62 states that in an action for possession,…
Jurisdiction For Landlord-Tenant Actions In Florida
Where do I file my Florida Eviction Action? If you have Florida Tenant that needs to be evicted and you have already delivered proper notice, you need to…
What Happens If A Florida Landlord Accepts Rent Or Partial Rent After Delivery Of A 3 Day Notice?
3-Day Notice In Florida, a 3-day notice is a paper that landlords give to tenants who haven’t paid their rent. Basically, it says “you’ve got three days to…
