Happens, as does lack of due care for those who come after us - little you can do about that at this point.(2) Confirm with the former owner (in writing) that the original deposit was not in any way "adjusted" during the original term or the month to month period thereafter.(3) Confirm with the tenant (in writing) what amount the tenant paid for the SD.  

I can barely touch the tip of the iceberg on this, but here's the relevant info:Here is an (older) summary from legal counsel:"Once a landlord has recovered possession of a rental unit for either the landlord’s use or the use of a relative, no other unit may be evicted for owner/relative move-in.

My mother was also taking care of my grandmother who already has dementia.

Who knows - who cares, there are 1,000s are reasons and all are irrelevant.

I went there to take care of some stuff and add 3 more properties to my profolio(2 duplexes and 1 single). 1 duplex is getting me 1300/month and the other 1100/month.

There is most likely room for another assisted living/memory care on my land but I do not have the know how or funding to build or operate one.

I've been a SFR tenant in several areas of Florida, and in all cases, lawn care and HOA is provided by landlord while all utilities are handled by tenant.

@Darwin Crawford didn't even think of the separation, thanks for the tip.

Hi, I'm looking for a gardener to take care of the yard for a rental property.

The HOA covers lawn care and garbage removal.