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This is an independent educational resource based in Clearwater, Florida. We welcome corrections, questions about the material, and suggestions for topics to cover.

Please note: we are not a property management company. We do not manage properties, take listings, screen tenants, hold deposits, or recommend specific firms. If you need a manager, use the choosing a manager checklist to evaluate licensed professionals in your area, and verify any licensee through the state's official tools.

What is useful to send

The most helpful messages point to a specific page and explain what is unclear, outdated, or wrong — ideally with a link to a primary source. Suggestions for new topics are welcome too; this guide grows based on the questions readers actually ask. If a statute or local rule has changed and we have not caught up, telling us is genuinely appreciated.

What we cannot do

We cannot provide legal, tax, or financial advice, cannot weigh in on a dispute between a specific landlord and tenant, and cannot take on management of your property. Those matters need a licensed attorney, accountant, or property manager who can look at your particular situation. For anything urgent involving safety or a legal deadline, contact the appropriate professional or authority directly rather than waiting on a reply here.

Where to get authoritative answers faster

For many questions, a primary source will help you more quickly than we can. Florida's landlord-tenant statute is published in full by the Florida Legislature; Fair Housing questions are answered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development; and license verification for managers and agents is available through the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation. County and city matters — flood zones, permits, and local ordinances — are handled by Pinellas County and the City of Clearwater. When your question is specific to your property, those offices and a licensed professional are the right first stop.

We read every message but cannot provide legal, tax, or financial advice, and cannot respond to service requests for property management.