The statues have been interpreted by the courts in ways that greatly change what the original words seem to say.

For Florida I refer you to Florida Statues 475.42 and 475.43.

I made some financial mistakes within the first few years and then the crash of 2008 happened, not only taxing my day job income (self-employed tile and marble craftsman) but hitting the tenants also.

Download your state landlord tenant laws, you could arrange a mutual lease termination buy out and charge a fee equal to several months rent to let him out, depends on state statues if there is a limitation to what that fee can be.Happens all the time so that's the nature of the business.

(If the floor tile is travertine or marble, or any natural stone, the tiles are not beveled and the grout lines are very thin (1/16-1/8") it is probably non-sanded grout.

We have used Olive Glass and Marble for three different projects.

Full demo of the existing, opened up the walls, new vanity and granite counters, herringbone floors, pocket door, new stand up shower with all marble tile. 

PLUS, depending on the state of your property, there are typically State supported Statues that give the HOA authority.

Sorry--statue of frauds prevails.

There have been some expensive add's like high quality paint, high end appliances, and really nice carrera marble since the purchase.Seller owns it outright and is bleeding $3.2k/mo.