Daughter can open probate (with an attorney) and file a motion to "show cause" on Uncle (really, subpoena duces tecum Uncle) and make him probate Mom's estate. 

He/she is in violation of the lease, so follow your state  requirements and put the wheels in motion to evict him as soon as possible.

@Sarah Pursell stick to a strict and uniform collection policy across the board.

Or another option could be they have this motion detectors at Harbor Frights and basically it makes a loud noise to scare of those who mean no good.

Not only do National averages have nothing to do with your community, demographics are in motion too and jobs get lost as well as created AND that can vary between two cities in the same County.Setting the rent to the FMR on the day of signing the lease is one art. 

Does it have a motion detector?  

Orlando isn't very uniform in its makeup there tends to be significant price/rent differences between neighbourhoods.

This is from the uniform building code.Unless you upgrade or fix it then you need to bring it up to code.

Not a bad income when all you need to do is file a motion once every few months or so.I had one guy, I did a short sale on two of his properties for him, ask me if he really needed his attorney he had been paying $500/mo for each property for over a year.  

Until I see leadership behind an actual bill to stop it, then I will expect it to happen.I guess I will go on record as saying I do not think it is appropriate for people in congress to say they do not want a law enforced uniformly in all states.