Get the FL Three day Notice Tenant Demand Payment Possession

Let's say assume that the tenant is not paying rent what's a step one for the landlord so in Florida there's a process that's begun by giving notice that you haven't paid the rent and giving them an opportunity a safe porch so to speak in which to pay it that's typically referred to as a three-day notice although in some circumstances where rent is paid out of state or out of County extra time has to be given but we refer to those as three-day notices and that's a notice that basically alerts the landlord or alerts alerts the tenant to the fact that that they owe a certain amount of rent a stated amount of rent that they have three business days to pay it and their failure to do so could result in their eviction it also says give me possession if you're not going to pay them you're not giving me this money give me the money or give me possession of the premises back failing either I could bring forth an eviction action so I know that the Florida statues gives us a form of a three day notice to pay rent or vacate and if the typical layman were to look at that form it looks very easy to fill out but I know there's lots of mistakes can be made in that form yeah you know it's really interesting because the form couldn't be able isn't longer than a paragraph and if you bought in you can buy these forms down at the courthouse and you think well well the court made these forms how can it be such a problem but all of the places that get filled in have all sorts of law that have been decided by Florida courts and you wouldn't know what those decisions are unless you're an extremely boring person and have nothing better to read at the kitchen table than florida statutes or florida cases and so you need to be aware of these pitfalls in filling out that form which are numerous and when that form is not filled out you cannot proceed with your landlord tenant case two years ago before they changed a statue your case was just plain dismissed