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Traffic Violations
Here are just a few: improper parking of vehicles, unregistered vehicles, failure to supervise children, barking dogs, unauthorized pets, unleashed pets, failing to pick up after pets, changing locks, speeding in the parking areas, denying access to maintenance, loitering in the breezeways, debris in the common areas, failing to pay a utility, failing to put a utility in one’s own name, grill on the lanai, debris on the lanai, violating pool rules, unauthorized occupants, improperly installed satellite dishes, failure to pay the security deposit, unsanitary apartment; the list goes on and on.

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Phone: (813) 931-5040

Address: 8001 N Dale Mabry Hwy, Tampa, FL 33614

Website: http://evict.com

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Heist & Weisse PA

Traffic Violations
Here are just a few: improper parking of vehicles, unregistered vehicles, failure to supervise children, barking dogs, unauthorized pets, unleashed pets, failing to pick up after pets, changing locks, speeding in the parking areas, denying access to maintenance, loitering in the breezeways, debris in the common areas, failing to pay a utility, failing to put a utility in one’s own name, grill on the lanai, debris on the lanai, violating pool rules, unauthorized occupants, improperly installed satellite dishes, failure to pay the security deposit, unsanitary apartment; the list goes on and on.
Prostitution
PROBLEM: Resident has excessive traffic in and out of the unit an all hours of the day and night, most likely for the sale of drugs or prostitution. Everyone has a right to have visitors, but visitors who stop by for really short periods of time usually indicates that something illegal is going on. Since we may not be able to prove actually illegal activity, we are often able to prove excessive traffic.

Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Waiver occurs when a person relinquishes or surrenders his rights or privileges. It can be voluntary or involuntary. The “voluntary” waiver situation occurs when a person signs an agreement relinquishing his rights or privileges. Courts will generally uphold voluntary waiver agreements outside of the landlord/tenant context, if the agreement is very specific as to the nature of the rights being waived” by the parties. However, as you will see later in this article, waiver provisions in leases by no means assure you that resident cannot bring forward a “waiver’ claim. By contrast, the “involuntary” waiver scenario takes place when the law deems that you have lost your right to defend a legal action or sue to enforce your rights because of some prior action on your part. The concept of “waiver” is explicitly written into the Florida Landlord Tenant Act. Even in cases when waiver is not addressed in the Florida Statutes, there is law resulting from previous judicial decisions, otherwise known as “legal precedent”. That simply means that a prior legal decision finding “waiver” on the part of a manager or resident, was the basis for a later decision finding “waiver” on the part of a manager or resident. Usually, the facts of the prior case and the later case would be similar, but would not need to be exactly the same.
Property Damage
Reduced risk of fire and injury. Lighted tobacco products cause over 15,000 residential fires, over 500 deaths and over 1300 injuries due to these fires, and over $300 million dollars in property damage each year.

Personal Injury
Florida law does not prohibit or specifically allow a manager to require a resident to get insurance for her personal property, commonly known as “renter’s insurance”. There also is no affirmative duty on the manager to secure the resident’s personal property, which may be in accessible areas such as balconies or lanais. It is possible that a particular area of the outside of the premises is subject to flooding. The manager may have a duty to warn residents of this if the manager has knowledge of a low section of the property or prior flooding. Many residents are not aware that the typical insurance policy that a manager has on a rental property in no way includes coverage on any of a resident’s personal property or coverage for any other loss that may occur to a resident other than personal injury or death due to the manager’s negligence. We recommend the following clauses...

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