Plus, if it’s written on the internet, it must be true... right?

I AM NOT A LAWYER PLEASE HIRE ONE FOR LEGAL ADVICEWell pretending to be the owner might work if one doesn't post to the internet about pretending to be the owner.Security deposits are limited in some states, and any "last month's rent" is considered a security deposit. 

The internet has made it easier than ever before to raise seed capital.

the one thing I did notice is that they both rely heavily on the 'internet', as they said.. 

i just signed lease agreement with a new tenant who will be moving in end of this week. she just asked if she can add her boy friend in the lease since he is getting cable and internet on his name. the cable company is asking lease copy and wants to see his name on the lease. she said he will be in and out visiting her on regular basis. this was discussed before signing so i have no problem with that.

But you can look it up on the internet, LOL.

I hope that me posting this up here on the internet helps the next person they call.

It gave sole proprietors a very professional look.To sweeten the deal, the owner had a commercial copier installed, furnished the office, and didn't charge extra for utilities, phone, or Internet.

But you could do an internet search and see what comes up.Will the guests hold over?....

I did quite a bit of searching on the internet trying to find info on owner move in evictions in Florida and was not fortunate enough to find the answer.