Probably not if the lease doesn't allow for it.I am not a lawyer and suspect if were to sue, I think your tenant would have a viable question: What makes you think you would have immediate rental such that the loss wouldn't have been incurred anyway? 

Today we received notification that the Tenant placed a Stop Payment on the money order thus leaving their account negative by $2400+. 

Most will know locally who does what and who does it really well or not.

I think in FL you would have more situations where you are in the zone and then not.

(Why do I not get notifications when someone replies to my post?

I use it on my email account, and have received several notifications that people have tried to change my password unsuccessfully!  

You will receive a notification whenever they are mentioned.Good luck to you & I'll see you around the forums.

They often provide the proper notification forms for landlords and tenants to use.

Then there's the one in Jacksonville, Fl in escrow 3mos until it was canceled do to Premium Title's Underwriter not being able to issue Title insurance because of a foreclosure notification proof of mailing not on file.

When other members mention those areas you will receive a notification.