{"QuestionID":60222,"AnswerID":2800,"AnswerName":"Anonymous Attorney"}
Posted on / May 07, 2020 09:02:00
If you signed a lease you made a contract and are bound by it. You don't get to not take possession aand not pay and then claim your own breach of the agreement as a means to get out of the deal. Fl. Stat. 83.57 sets out the LL options when a tenant breaches a lease. Your better bet may be to go forward with the lease as intended, move yor things there, and then deal with the closing. Your closing issues are not the concern of the LL.
