Quick Question For Florida Landlords
From what i can gather, the laws for ending a lease a tenant state it is based on the length of the lease agreement. 1 year lease = 60 days, quarter to quarter = 30 days, month to month = 15 days, week to week = 7 days.
Do individual counties have their own requirements? I'm not talking about an eviction, just a normal lease termination.
thanks 
becki
It should be the same in all counties. If any question, just call your county and ask for details.
Here's a great website, with all kinds of info. on FL landlord - tenant:
http://www.megalaw.com/fl/top/fllandlord.php
The law in Florida is simple. In the absence of a lease, landlord must give a notice to the tenant equal to the term rent is paid. If rent is paid every thirty days, then a thirty day notice is all that is required. Otherewise the notice period is determined by the lease.
Gregg
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