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  "name": "How do I handle tenant eviction when selling an occupied rental property?",
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        "text": "Handling tenant eviction when selling an occupied rental property is a complex process and should be approached carefully, adhering strictly to Florida landlord-tenant laws. Generally, a landlord cannot evict a tenant solely because they are selling the property unless a specific clause in the lease permits it or the lease term has expired. A decision factor is whether your lease allows for a termination clause upon sale or if you need to wait until the lease ends. If eviction is necessary, it must follow legal procedures, which can be time-consuming and costly.",
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        "description": "Tenant eviction during a sale must strictly follow Florida law, usually requiring a lease clause or expired term, and is a complex process."
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  "description": "Tenant eviction during a sale must strictly follow Florida law, usually requiring a lease clause or expired term, and is a complex process."
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