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How Do I Evict a "Month to Month" Tenant in Florida?

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marilyn3205

Junior Member
I am the Landlord of a month to month Tenant. I am NOT renewing their lease come February 1st and on Jan. 16th I gave them 15 day notice of non-renewal and request to vacate by the 31st of January.

Naturally, they are refusing to leave and I would like to know what am I required to do by law.

I've been told that I still have to give a 3 day notice. I do not understand why because come Feb. 1st there is no agreement and I do not want to collect money. However, if they stay there beyond the 31st I would like the court to require them to pay for whatever time they stayed beyond.

If a 3 day notice is still required which one do I give? I can only find the standard one requesting money or possession. Also, can I give them the 3 day notice on Feb. 1st since they are supposed to have left on the Jan. 31st? :confused:
 


Gail in Georgia

Senior Member
If they refuse to honor your demand that they vacate January 31st, you begin the eviction process February 1.

Who told you that you also need to provide an additional 3 day notice? Doesn't make sense since you've already notified them that their month to month tenancy is not being renewed.

Gail
 

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