Q: Can an owner put the house up for sale without written notice? I was given 24 hour notice by a phone call before it
Was listed and had showings the following day. We also had written agreement by text between landlord and their listing agents to extend the lease until after the holidays (1/1/2022). Is that a valid agreement in the state of Florida?
A: The landlord doesn't need to give written notice to show the house, just reasonable notice, unless the lease or rental agreement provides otherwise. And yes, a text message would probably be regarded as a written agreement.
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