valid residential lease
Doe’s a Florida residential lease have to be in writing, signed by Lessor and tenant, and a copy be given to tenant before it is legal and enforceable?
valid residential lease
Doe’s a Florida residential lease have to be in writing, signed by Lessor and tenant, and a copy be given to tenant before it is legal and enforceable?
Re: valid residential lease
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No. A lease for one year or less can be oral or in writing. Either way it is enforceable.
Scott R. Jay, Esq.
Scott R. Jay
Law Offices of Scott R. Jay
1575 Northeast 205th Street
Miami, FL 33179-2133