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Find out more »SUMMARY:
Landlords can now offer tenants the option of charging a monthly nonrefundable fee in lieu of a traditional security deposit. This bill also allows landlords to collect the security deposit in monthly installments. This security deposit alternative is completely optional.
KEY POINTS:
- If both the landlord and tenant agree to a fee in lieu of a security deposit, the agreement must have mandatory disclosures. In part, the disclosures must state that fee is nonrefundable. See Stat. Sec. 83.491, once enacted, for the language that must be included in the full disclosure.
- The tenant can revoke the option to pay a fee in lieu of a security deposit at any time; and, can pay the security deposit instead.
- Fee cannot be used to cover any costs from damages.
SUMMARY:
This bill seeks to explain the instances in which servicemembers can terminate their rental agreements when they are faced with involuntary change due to military orders.
KEY POINTS:
Service members may terminate their rental agreements by providing their landlord with at least 30 days written notice if the service member.
- Is required to move 35 miles or more fun from their rental premises pursuant to a change of station order. If servicemember has leased the property, but has not moved in, this provision is still applicable.
- Is prematurely or involuntarily discharged or released from active duty and state active duty.
- Is released from active duty or state active duty and their home of record prior to active/state duty is more than 35 miles away from the leased premises.
- Receives military orders requiring him/her/them to move to government quarters or service member becomes eligible for government quarters. This applies if military orders were received after entering into the lease agreement.
- Receives a temporary duty or temporary change of station order that lasts longer than 60 days for an area 35 miles or further from leased property.
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Regulatory Resources for Rentals
Miami Dade
Miami Dade County Resources for Short Term Vacation Rentals: click here
Housing and Section 8 Subsidized Rental Housing Programs: click here
Rental Assistance Demonstration Program: click here
Miami Dade Apply for a New Vacation Rental – Condo License: click here
“Understanding Miami and Miami Beach Short-Term Rental Regulations” Blog article posted by KeyCafe.com: click here
Broward
Broward County Residential Rental Certificate: click here
Broward County Resources for Tenants and Landlords: click here
“Broward County, Florida Short-Term Rental Regulation: A Guide for Airbnb Hosts” Blog article posted by BNBCalc: click here
Palm Beach
Palm Beach County Rental Property Guidelines: click here
Martin
Martin FAQ Tourist Development Tax: click here
How to Apply for Rental Assistance: click here
Short-Term Vacation Rental Plan Approved for Martin County: click here
St Lucie
St. Lucie Regulations on Vacation Rentals: click here
“Port St. Lucie, Florida Short-Term Rental Regulation: A Guide for Airbnb Hosts” Blog article posted by BNBCalc: click here