by jbga75 on September 15th, 2007

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HI I am a landlord in Floridafor one house that I own but my fiancee(who lives with me )is the one dealing with the tenants. Heis not in the contract nor the deed and the tenants says they do not want to deal with him. If is legal what I am doing?

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by Anonymous on March 24th, 2008
Of course it is. So long as your fiancée is not materially changing the contract, you can assign your rights or obligations to anyone you want.
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by Anon y mouse on March 24th, 2008
If you have appointed your fiance as your offical agent or representative, then yes it's legal, though the tenants do have a right to request that any further dealings be in writing, signed by you as the official landlord.
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by Shelby on September 18th, 2007
If you're the landlord, why don't YOU just deal with the tenants?
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