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By Eddie Miller - Saturday, July 26, 2025

How to Protect Your Florida Rental Property from Flood Risks

Florida is one of the top 10 flood-prone states in the US, so assessing your rental home's flood risk is necessary for emergency preparedness. Property owners know well enough that flood damage is only one of the many risks that come with disasters, so in the event of a ...

By Eddie Miller - Monday, July 14, 2025

What Should Be Included in a Residential Lease Agreement?

According to RentCafe’s Market Insights, approximately 76% of renters in Miami renewed their leases in 2025, indicating a preference for stability and more formal lease agreements.A strong residential lease agreement isn’t just a formality. It lays out the rules,...

By Eddie Miller - Saturday, June 14, 2025

Should You Consider a Reverse Mortgage for Rental Property in Fort Lauderdale?

You’ve owned your property in Fort Lauderdale for a while. Maybe it’s paid off, or close to it. And now, you’re wondering if it’s time that home started paying you back. That’s where a reverse mortgage for rental property comes in. It’s a way t...

By Eddie Miller - Wednesday, May 21, 2025

Discover the Best Neighborhoods in Fort Lauderdale for Your Next Move

Fort Lauderdale isn’t just a sunny escape anymore — it’s where people are planting roots, investing, and building long-term plans. According to World Population Review, Fort Lauderdale has an estimated 185,163 population in 2025. Its home prices are also up...

By Eddie Miller - Wednesday, May 14, 2025

How to Handle Late Rental Payments Effectively for Miami Landlords

Rent collection should be simple. A tenant lives in your rental property, they pay rent on time, and you keep things running smoothly.However, sometimes the due date comes and goes, and there’s no rent. No call, no message. Just silence. Suddenly, you’re left wonderin...

By Eddie Miller - Monday, April 14, 2025

Florida Squatters Rights: A Guide for Miami Property Owners

Squatters' rights in Florida allow unauthorized occupants to claim ownership under certain conditions, making it crucial for property owners to understand the law.Florida’s adverse possession laws allow squatters to gain legal ownership if they meet specific requirement...

By Eddie Miller - Friday, March 14, 2025

The Steps to Becoming a Section 8 Landlord in Florida

Across Florida, 82% of renters with extremely low incomes have severe cost burdens and need affordable housing. The Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program makes this possible by helping eligible prospective tenants secure housing in the private market. However, the d...

By Eddie Miller - Friday, February 14, 2025

How Florida's Hardship Stay of Eviction Affects Your Rental Business

In Miami-Dade County, eviction rates have been significant, with approximately 29,000 households evicted, resulting in an eviction rate of 2.4%. Additionally, in 2022, at least 19,655 evictions were filed in Miami-Dade, with the vast majority being residential cases. Th...

By Eddie Miller - Tuesday, January 14, 2025

Owner Disbursements Guide For Fort Lauderdale Landlords

Behind every beachfront rental is a landlord juggling numbers, managing owner disbursements, and stressing over unexpected expenses.If you’ve ever wondered where all your rental profits are going or felt overwhelmed trying to track property finances, you’re not alone....

By Eddie Miller - Saturday, December 14, 2024

What To Do with Inherited Miami Real Estate, Rent or Sell?

So, you’ve recently inherited a property in Miami—maybe it’s a classic Art Deco home along the water or a charming bungalow in a quiet neighborhood. This isn’t just any real estate; it’s a unique piece of Miami, brimming with potential. At first, inh...