Illegal no, but no one has to listen to a petition even if 100% signed.

An offer means nothing, seller has no legal duty to even respond to you at all. so if you have to wait 2 days for all other potential offers then you can or can retract your offer before accepted.

You took lender's money and the time to pay back the loan expired. So technically you are in default. You can sign and try to work it out, or not sign and lender will foreclose based upon your breach for failing to pay off the loan as the terms expired. You should have an attorney review... View More

I agree in all respects that if this is what you do as a business you should have a lawyer on standby for these types of issues. But yes, it would be a purchase loan as one cannot refinance something it doesn't own.

It's impossible to answer here. You need to hire an attorney to go over the governing docs and figure out what the HOA must do, and then presuit arbitration and sue if need be to make them fix it.

A service animal is not a pet by definition, so you cannot be evicted for getting a service animal. But you are correct, they can simply not renew you in Feb 2019; so simply don't say anything as you could be done with that lease too before 18 months hits and it a non-issue,

The contract will say, it is usually 24-48 hours before; sometimes the day before.

Answer or answer AND deposit the rent due into the registry per statute/the summons. If you didnt deposit rent the answer is void and a default judgment for landlord will be granted without hearaing

The contract governs so if you don't like it dont get a mortgage with them. I assume it is to guarantee you have money in your account to pay your mortgage.

I agree, by closing you may have waived those conditions as all closing documents are extinguished by merger into your deed. You should have consulted an attorney and not closed until completed. You may not have a legal remedy now as the contract/addendum doesn't exist anymore to enforce.

A property manager is supposed to have an authorization form signed by the landlord when filing. It is case law/a 1993 Florida Bar Advisory Opinion on the topic, there is no statute. But in reality, few judges check for this or care as eviction is less formal litigation and the landlord is rarely... View More

Brokers do not "practice" real estate unless they are broker associate status; they only get their part of the split and any monthly fees their agreement with agents contain. But one would have to check the commission agreement if the split changes if broker provides the lead. If not... View More

You have to prove to the court you have standing to evict. Simply get something in writing from owners, its very simple to get

There is nothing in the statutes that the HOA cannot try to collect votes and then try again at another properly noticed meeting. And you are confusing 2 separate topics. A quorum is how many members are required to even hold a meeting which is 30% per 720.309(1)(a); unless your covenants call... View More

You should call and hire a lawyer ASPA today to reply to buyer agent. This is not a DIY job and why buyers and sellers get into so much trouble in FL. Unlike other states FL for some reason does not require lawyers to be involved in the purchase/sale of real property. The cost will help you avoid... View More

You made a counter-offer which was rejected and thus no contract. You REALLY need to hire a lawyer.

In FL the deed is in the property owner's name and mortgage company holds a lien on that property.

It is only supposed to be for past due rent, but will also factor in does another rental period become due during those 3 days or not. But I agree, if the judge can determine the amount owed then you will still be evicted based on that amount. Simply pay what you owe to date.

The statute, 83.56, only says "The delivery of the written notices required by subsections (1), (2), and (3) shall be by mailing or delivery of a true copy thereof or, if the tenant is absent from the premises, by leaving a copy thereof at the residence. The notice requirements of subsections... View More

Ask the owner/people who run it. Just because a pizza place does it and gets away with it does not mean there is no solicitation as its private property.