There isn't a relevant US statute, as far as I can tell. 

- evict them but you must follow the state statute. 

., just the truth of the statute. 

Read all of Florida Statutes, Chapter 475.  

OWNER and BROKER further agree that enforcement of this provision is appropriate through a temporary restraining order and/or injunctions and permanent injunctions, notwithstanding any rights under the First Amendment to the United States and/or Texas Constitutions or other codified statute, regulation, or code and that any party who prevails on enforcement of this provision, whether for monetary damages or injunctive relief is entitled to recover attorney fees against the other.

Greetings, Darryl K, Your question requires a more detailed answer because the rules (statutes or laws) vary from state-to-state.

And in the absence of a clear statute on this topic, we don't really know what the correct way to deal with this problem is. 

Fellow Note Investors:Is anyone aware of a state-by-state overview of Statute of Limitations laws as they relate to notes secured by real estate?  

Does anyone know what Florida Statute or law would cover this requirement? 

I do not know your state laws but I can assume there are statutes in place which may or may not cover this situation.