In Ohio FMV is baked into the statute so there is not much wiggle room for the county assessor on that end

Here's the FL code:http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?

In Ziff, this court upheld the service of a landlord's termination notice against the tenant's contention that the notice was not served in accordance with the methods articulated in the statute, where the tenant expressly admitted actual receipt of the notice.

I'm WI there is no statute regarding carpet age,

The author of the article "guesses" that the intention of the statute is to require the landlord to set up a separate trust for each tenant, but this is not the type of thing one should have to guess about.

It would make for less surprises in a dispute, as judges will rule according to the statutes in the act.

They claimed I violated their amendments ( they chose 2-3 of them), multiple acronym statute violations I've never heard of - (my lawyer even said they contradicted themselves too!) 

For example, the New Jersey statute of frauds is not near as strict as the one in Texas when it comes to leases. 

Check your state statutes for your rules and regs.As to late fees: I dont charge them anymore.

Florida State Statute does not appear to address air conditioning requirements for rental property.