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csziggy

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21. What unblock said - please talk to an attorney
Mon Apr 6, 2020, 10:13 PM
Apr 2020

At the very least read this article:

How To Evict a Tenant in Florida: A Simple Guide for Landlords

Stephen Michael White
September 7, 2018


Landlords may often find themselves getting frustrated with eviction guides, which give you only general information rather than information that is specific to your location. Unfortunately, most comprehensive guides can only go into so much detail!

This guide, however, is specifically for landlords looking to learn how to evict a tenant in Florida.

It’s not that evicting a tenant in Florida is incredibly different than eviction in any other state, but there are some unique things that you need to know.

If you don’t know the right procedure on how to evict someone in Florida, you might find yourself wasting your time, money, and mental energy on a longer-than-necessary eviction process.

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A Table of Contents For Eviction in Florida

What is Eviction & When Does It Apply?
What a Landlord Can’t Do
How to Evict a Tenant
How to Evict a Tenant Without a Lease
Preparing For The Future

More: https://www.rentprep.com/evictions/how-to-evict-a-tenant-in-florida/


One of the things they say that a landlord CANNOT do is shut of utilities. Please be careful or you could end up in trouble.

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That'll help. Maybe. Shutting of utilities like water or electricity has also been done. But... TreasonousBastard Apr 2020 #1
Yes, change your WiFi password. ZZenith Apr 2020 #2
But....How do I do that??? I have looked on Google and they have me looking Maraya1969 Apr 2020 #9
On the bottom of your router there should be labeled an ip address ZZenith Apr 2020 #11
This is where I have been having problems. I type different sets of Maraya1969 Apr 2020 #16
don't type it into google search, type it into the address bar directly mr_lebowski Apr 2020 #26
Mr. L... dawg day Apr 2020 #29
aw shucks ... I just try to help where I can ... mr_lebowski Apr 2020 #30
Post removed Post removed May 2021 #33
Yup SheltieLover Apr 2020 #3
are u in a state where evictions are suspended? nt msongs Apr 2020 #4
I'm in FL so no. Maraya1969 Apr 2020 #17
Not sure about your states laws but I believe you have to serve them cayugafalls Apr 2020 #5
I edited my OP. Please read Maraya1969 Apr 2020 #6
Can you give me the make and model number of the wifi router? cayugafalls Apr 2020 #7
I'll try Maraya1969 Apr 2020 #18
Have you seen this? ZZenith Apr 2020 #22
Here is a link to the manual for that gateway. cayugafalls Apr 2020 #24
Try Timewas Apr 2020 #8
Plug in your PC/lappie into the router using a network cable ... mr_lebowski Apr 2020 #10
Yeah, what he said. ZZenith Apr 2020 #12
Have her buy way better air filters for your ac unit. Eko Apr 2020 #13
You have no idea what I have been though with her. And I have been sick Maraya1969 Apr 2020 #19
You need to look up your tenant laws for your state. You usually have to give notice and can not emmaverybo Apr 2020 #23
I hear ya. Eko Apr 2020 #25
I was a landlord for decades. LakeArenal Apr 2020 #27
If it makes you feel any better, even a really old filter cleans the air pretty well ... mr_lebowski Apr 2020 #31
You're An Angel To Take in a Person with 6 Animals Even if They Were a Model Room Mate Indykatie Apr 2020 #14
Please talk to a lawyer before you do anything like shut off utilities unblock Apr 2020 #15
Maraya, there is a common range of router IP addresses canetoad Apr 2020 #20
What unblock said - please talk to an attorney csziggy Apr 2020 #21
This message was self-deleted by its author femmedem Apr 2020 #28
Tenants may have rights defined by law but Captain Zero Apr 2020 #32
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