Good news for Florida landlords: Starting July 1, 2025, you can legally send certain notices—including 3-day notices to pay rent—by email, thanks to the passing of Florida House Bill 615. However, there’s a catch: both landlord and tenant must agree in writing, and this must be clearly stated in the lease agreement.This new rule brings […]
For landlords, rent isn’t just a monthly payment—it’s your income, your cash flow, and your financial stability. When tenants stop paying rent, the financial impact can snowball quickly. And while eviction is often necessary, it’s rarely easy—especially in Florida, where legal procedures must be followed carefully.In this post, we’ll break down the true financial cost […]
As a Florida landlord, your lease agreement is more than just paperwork—it’s your first line of defense against legal trouble. While a verbal agreement may seem quick and easy, it can turn into a costly mistake if a dispute arises. A written lease not only defines the terms clearly but also gives you strong legal […]
A Legal and Emotional Guide by Pronto Evictions Family relationships can be complicated—and when those complications affect your home life, it can quickly become overwhelming. If you’re wondering, “Can I evict a family member from my home in Florida?”, the answer is yes, but the process can be both emotionally difficult and legally complex.At Pronto […]
For many Florida landlords, dealing with a difficult tenant can be one of the most stressful parts of property management. Late payments, lease violations, or outright refusal to vacate are all serious challenges, and they often raise one pressing question:Do I really need a lawyer to evict a tenant in Florida?Not always, but you’ll likely […]