I believe it conforms to all Florida laws but I am not an attorney.

There are many law firms that have gone up against the banks since the onset of the banking crisis to try and get loan modifications or other concessions for their borrowers.

But with the amount going to the PAC who knows what laws have been bribed away.

To be on the safe side you want one put together by an attorney familiar with the local laws.

In an action for possession based upon nonpayment of rent or in an action for rent where the tenant is in possession, the tenant may defend and counterclaim for any amount which the tenant may recover under the rental agreement, this chapter, or other applicable law.

It's not the judge that determines asking price, but rather the state's court system and probate law.

Georgia is a state with some pretty preventative laws in place for simply anyone to get involved.

Maybe there is a sample form available that reflects your state's law.

I found out one of the garages is rented because my father in law was there and saw the tenant coming out of it.

An adjustment would have to be considered for the location on the busy street; similar down adjustments would be made for location next to industrial property, next to train tracks, with a freeway running behind the property (a fence can allow separation for safety, but won't reduce the noise by much), etc.