Might want to read the statute and contact DBPR.

BTW--download and print your state statutes.

Also see what your state and city offer as local resources about their landlord statutes.

Account #1: rent collection and/or to receive deposits from your property managerAccount #2: the "EMRVITC" account (see below)Account #3: security deposits (only needed if self-managing and state statutes require it)Check with your state statutes, but in FL you or your LLC are required to hold security deposits in a completely separate account (if self managing).

I would only add that you should keep the returned application for your records, and add notes on how/when you notified the applicants of their approval, but heard nothing back as of X date, and approved next potential tenant on X or Y date.I guess sate laws on statutes of limitation for civil suits (like alleged discrimination, charging fee but not running credit reports, or running credit reports with no application, etc) vary.

To quiet title, do I need to notify anyone, or will a judge issue fee simple due to statute of limitation expiration?

Very important to know exactly what the lease says and what the statutes require.

The eviction was filed Friday after the 10 day (as outlined in the state statute) notice was given (in accordance with the statute).I should have specified.

Here's a guide that might be helpful:http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/legal_guides/lt...and some statutes that apply:http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?

If there's a property to get sited for violating a vacation rental statute, it's yours. 6.)