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What Are A Landlord’s Responsibilities?

By Seward Law Office, P.A. |

The average person may think that being a Florida landlord is an easy way to make some extra money. In reality, both tenant and landlord have rights and responsibilities clearly defined by law, and a failure to live up to these responsibilities can result in monetary fines, lawsuits, or even criminal charges in extreme… Read More »

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Residential Real Estate

So You Want To Invest In Florida Residential Real Estate?

By Seward Law Office, P.A. |

Buying your first piece of real property can be an intimidating event, particularly if you are looking to buy in a state where you do not currently live. If that state is Florida, enlisting a realtor and an attorney can help smooth out the purchase process – but it is still a good idea… Read More »

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Landscaping

Florida-Friendly Landscaping Laws & HOAs

By Seward Law Office, P.A. |

In 2009, the Florida legislature passed a law permitting homeowners and community associations to create lawns using “Florida-friendly landscaping” – that is, lawns which require minimal upkeep and do not overtax the environment. However, many HOAs also have restrictive covenants enforcing a similar aesthetic on each parcel. If you are a Florida homeowner, it… Read More »

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Landlord-Tenant

Explaining Habitability In Florida Rental Units

By Seward Law Office, P.A. |

The idea of a warranty of habitability is an often-discussed one when renting a Florida dwelling. While the phrase is not stated verbatim in any of the relevant statutes, it essentially means that a tenant has the right to live in a dwelling that is safe, sanitary, and livable. That said, the meaning of… Read More »

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