Rental fraud can create serious problems before anyone even moves in. A false name, a forged pay stub, or a fake bank statement can lead to lost income, legal disputes, and a difficult possession issue for a property owner. For renters, mistakes or misrepresentations on an application can turn a routine leasing process into a much bigger problem. A new Florida law, Chapter 2026-143, took effect on October 1, 2026. It addresses fraudulent entry into residential rental properti

Rental properties in Central Florida continue to attract a diverse range of tenant's both domestically and internationally For landlords, one of the easiest mistakes to make in today’s rental market is assuming that what’s happening across Orlando automatically applies to their property. It doesn’t. CFRM will guide you to help you understand and create a leasing strategy for your market. Recent September 2026 data shows just how different the market can look from one area to

Florida’s condo market is undergoing significant changes in 2026. New rules focus on building maintenance, inspections, reserve funding, and long-term repairs. These changes affect property owners, especially those who rent out condos, townhomes, or single-family homes within communities. Staying proactive about maintenance and community requirements is essential to protect property value and ensure a safe, comfortable living environment for residents. Florida condominium bui