Are you considering renting out your Broward County property? If you are, doing so could be one of your best decisions ever! Whether you’re relocating to another state, need to upsize, or downsize, selling your home may not always be the most profitable decision. The economy, for instance, may not be doing great and you…

Whether you’re a landlord or a tenant, everyone has the right to be treated with fairness and respect. But what makes this legal, is the Florida Fair Housing Act (FHA)! The Fair Housing Act was put in place to provide equal housing opportunities in Florida. So, landlords, buyers, lenders, and renters are protected from discrimination…

Are a real estate investor you looking to invest in the Broward County area? Broward offers a superb quality of life, strong home prices, and market value with a distinctive natural landscape. The county provides visitors and local residents with a variety of cultural and entertainment options. It also has an outstanding semi-tropical climate. Investments…

Are you looking to invest in Broward County, FL real estate? Broward County has an impressive real estate market with a high level of activity as seen by the increased number of people buying and selling property. In recent years, property prices have been on an upward trend mainly because of interest from both investors…

Broward County Florida offers many different options for a successful real estate investor. But even a slight error may set you back and so we at TrueNest Property Management want you to feel confident that your investment is the right one. Rental homes can create a positive cash flow and boost your wealth. But to…

The majority of Florida tenants who sign a lease in Florida intend to stay there until the term ends. However, despite their good intentions, it may not happen that way. The tenant may need to break the lease in Florida for a variety of reasons such as: Moving to the new home they bought. Moving…

The Florida landlord-tenant laws give both landlords and tenants a series of rights and responsibilities. One such right is to evict a tenant for a lease violation. Common lease violations in the state of Florida include: Failure by the tenant to pay rent. Surpassing the term of the lease without agreeing with the landlord. Foreclosure…

No Florida landlord-tenant law compels landlords to charge a tenant’s security deposit. But Florida landlords charge it, as it ensures they are compensated, at least in part, for any potential losses that the tenant causes, such as negligent damage and unpaid rent regarding their rental property. Additionally, if the tenant breaks this agreement, they may…

According to Census ACS data, over 30% of households in Florida are renter-occupied, meaning Florida is one of the highest renter populations in the country. One of the reasons for this is that Florida, and Broward Country, in particular, is very real estate investor friendly with no legal restrictions on late fees and no rent…