So for any tenants/landlords who do not know the exact Florida statue for Tenent/landlord laws, you can find the links below to become educated on them.

We had an issue last  year where we suspected the guy was involved with dog fighting and potentially breeding, and it's really, really hard to step back and say "he hasn't violated the lease or any terms of the law/statues."        

"It's true..those of us who sailed past the Statue of Liberty came to a country of unbelievable freedom and opportunity.

A builder I work puts granite tile in the laundry room and halfbath, marble tile in the master and 2nd bath.

He did a very high end flip including a swimming pool complete with fiberoptic lighting, Brazilian hardwood floors, Carrerra marble kitchen counters, above mount bathroom sinks, top of the line appliances, flat panel wall mounted TVs.

Jon, what is the marble for?

They can gut them and put in marble top sinks and fancy tiles in the bath and new floors, but, I would not spend $200,000 plus to have neighbors like they have.

Hoping for a little guidance from anyone familiar with the NC Statues on trees and lumber.

In my first remodel-hold, I put brown marbled tile in the kitchen floor, dark walnut stained oak cabinets, and brown concrete countertops.

As for do you have the right to do a random inspection here is what they say, as you can see, based 100% on local laws:  State Laws on Landlord's Access to Rental Property | NoloEven if a state doesn't have a statue I would not just show up unannounced.