This is not the first time we’ve heard of the word “discrimination.” While this daunting offense is oftenly overlooked, it could pose some very serious legal issues at certain instances. Perhaps one of these instances is when you’re a rental property owner.

So, let me set the background. The Section 8 tenant, let’s call her Tina, has been renting a nice 4 bed/2 bath home from us in Tampa. She has been with us about 4 months.

There is no absolutely answer to the question above. People have different standards of living, different needs, different endeavors, different financial allocations and different definitions of life. Whether to get or doorman or not depends on your lifestyles.

A residents’ committee might sound like a bit of a hassle that’s gonna rip off significant time and amount of money that you’d rather spend on something else-- and it’s understandable if you think that way.

There comes a time in Tampa property management when enough is enough, and you have to file an eviction on a tenant. The tenant might owe you 1 or 2 months worth of rent. You have called repeatedly, given a 3 day notice, and even talked to them in person on several occasions. Sometimes, a tenant is simply unable or unwilling to pay no matter what they promise or tell you. It is important to not let this tug of war stretch on for months.