florida-landl...This is from Florida Landlord Tenant Law, Title VI,  Chapter 83, Part II, Section 89.59 (c):(c) When the tenant has abandoned the dwelling unit.

@Roger Vi - my property is in Magnolia.

@Chris V. I

Here's another photo of a flower bed planting, that has more varied height and more color, just as an example:http://i3.ytimg.com/vi/rRJY9w2LOlQ/hqdefault.jpg

@Monika V. I

I only fly first class.. as the extra money is insignificant vis a vi the perks I get.. 2X to 3X miles..

@Tom V. I

Thanks,Tom V. I

Well I looked it up, and there is an explicit Florida Statute concerning advances of rent, specifically Title VI Chapter 83.49 "Deposit money or advance rent; duty of landlord and tenant".You have to place it in the same account as the security deposit, and not co-mingle with other funds. 

And a note buyer if they have any clue as to what they are doing will want verification that the note was legally created vis a vi Safe act.I like this strategy for NON owner occ in states that allow those to be exempt from Safe Act.