Non-Residential Evictions
In Florida, Non-Residential property can take many forms. Whether you are the lessor or lessee of commercial real estate, agricultural real estate or mixed-use real estate, the Non-Residential Florida law applies. The Florida Non-Residential statutes are similar in many ways to the Residential statutes, but also differ in many important ways. Generally, the provisions of the Non-Residential statutes can be modified by the lessor and lessee pursuant to the respective lease agreement.
Non-Residential Remedies
As opposed to Residential Evictions, commercial landlords have far more options at their disposal for remedies, both monetary and non-monetary. These legal remedies may come in the form of:
- Possession of property
- Judgement for past due rent
- Judgement for damages
- Lien of property
- Distress of property
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Differences Between Residential and Non-Residential Evictions
While residential evictions in Florida are largely governed by Florida Statute, Non-Residential Evictions tend to be controlled by the lease agreement itself. Florida presumes the legal sophistication of the landlords and tenants involved in the lease agreements for the Non-Residential space. As such, Non-Residential lease agreements are often extremely voluminous and complicated
If you are a Non-Residential landlord or Non-Residential tenant and you have questions or concerns about any aspect of your Non-Residential lease agreement. Please contact The Law Office of John A. Wagner, PLLC today for a free consultation and evaluation of the circumstances and your legal rights
