September 15, 2023
Did You Know? 3 ways to remove an unwanted tenant.
In Florida, there are three causes of action to remove an unwanted tenant from rental property, depending on facts, including whether a lease exists or not.
- Eviction, when there is or was a lease;
- Ejectment, when there is no lease;
- Unlawful Detainer, when no permission to be on the property was given by property owner.
Facts and circumstances can change the type of tenant removal.
If you have questions regarding which cause of action may be needed to remove a tenant, contact a real estate attorney. Our our Twig Department can help. Call us at (888)ASK-TWIG for more information.
Read more about ejectment, eviction, and unlawful detainer in this related Article.
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Know which cause of action is needed to remove a tenant from real property.
In the event a tenant will not vacate real property, an eviction, ejectment, or unlawful detainer will be required. Contact our Twig Department for assistance. (888)ASK-TWIG.
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