My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Florida
Good morning ,
I am a tenant residing within a condo owned by a private owner, but managed by a condo management association. In September they decided 2 single occurrences of exercising (by my guest) on grounds directly outside my units patio were a nuisance. At this point the condo-association is trying to terminate my lease and threatening to sue the owner as well as naming false allegations against me that have no evidentiary standards. My owner does not wish for me to leave, but is no longer able to continue to fight with the association about this. I have a copy of my original lease from 2013 that was approved for Dec 2013 to March 2014 and future lease terms are annul March through March signed by myself and the owner; including current lease. I am looking for assistance because I feel they are over reaching and grossly abusing power by threatening to sue the owner for monetary value of eviction. As well as potentially breaching my contract which clearly states the lease term of March 2016 to March 2017.
The second issue is the condo association are trying to say 2 acts are considered a nuisance. These complaints were filed by the same person as well as bringing other issues to hand that were minor and resolved. The other 'complaints' were created by the same person who happens to be the president of the board. I am nothing close to nuisance in my small community. My husband and I work full time and go to school while raising our son who is barely one year old. We do not bother anyone. I feel we are being targeted and the president is abusing the power to take advantage of us for whatever reason. Id like to fight this but need a starting point and to be assured that I have a chance considering their allegations and threats are erroneous and frivolous.
Kindly,
Kaitlin

