How far ahead should I start looking?

Usually a month or two before your move-in date. If the home is in a condo or HOA community that approves tenants, allow extra time for that step.

What do landlords usually ask for?

An application, identification, proof of income and permission to run a screening. Requirements vary by landlord; the same criteria should apply to every applicant.

What is association approval?

Many condominium and HOA communities review new tenants before move-in under their own rules and timelines. It's a separate step from the landlord's approval.

Can I rent before I've seen the place in person?

Video showings help when you're moving from far away. If you can, see the home or send someone you trust before you sign.

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Renting in Florida usually means an application, screening by the landlord or property manager, and — in condos and many HOA communities — an association approval as well. Starting early and having your documents ready makes it smoother. Tell us your move-in date and budget to get started.

Rentals matched to your move-in date, budget, bedrooms and commute.
Showings in person or by video, including when you're moving from out of state.
Help with applications and the documents landlords usually ask for.
Association approval steps explained for condos and communities that require them.
Lease terms reviewed in plain words: deposit, length, renewal, pets and repairs.
A move-in checklist so the condition of the home is documented on day one.

Before you sign a Florida lease

Read the whole lease, including who handles repairs, how renewal works and any association rules you'll be bound by. Florida law sets rules for how a landlord holds a security deposit and returns it after you move out.

Ask about the property's flood history, and whether the landlord requires renters insurance.

Renting questions, answered

How far ahead should I start looking?: Usually a month or two before your move-in date. If the home is in a condo or HOA community that approves tenants, allow extra time for that step.
What do landlords usually ask for?: An application, identification, proof of income and permission to run a screening. Requirements vary by landlord; the same criteria should apply to every applicant.
What is association approval?: Many condominium and HOA communities review new tenants before move-in under their own rules and timelines. It's a separate step from the landlord's approval.
Can I rent before I've seen the place in person?: Video showings help when you're moving from far away. If you can, see the home or send someone you trust before you sign.

Tell us what you need to rent

Move-in date, budget, bedrooms and area. A licensed real-estate professional will contact you.

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Premier Real Estate Group Inc

Broker of record Maxim Bohadana, Florida broker license BK3314523

(954) 703-4504

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