[jpflier]

Originally Posted by bucky

I hope I'm in the right forum. If no, kindly suggest one.

We recntly purchased a CV and need to rent it. I've located numerous online rental agreements from basic to complex.

Can anyone refer me to a good online souce for a standard FL rental agreement or even send me a copy of one?

My email is rjtogo@gmail.com.

Thx!

If it's short term, be careful and be sure you collect and pay sales and tourist taxes

[JacquesME]

Not to pile on, but if one of you could send me a copy, that would be much appreciated.

Thanks
Mark
jacquesmarke@yahoo.com

[ilvgolf]

Originally Posted by dalecrenshaw

Sorry, but we live in California and each state has different laws regarding rental properties.

Just a thought but I would think that if you are going to rent out a property in another state (i.e. Florida/The Villages) that perhaps you should use a form pertaining to the laws of that state.

[Whmck]

Ditto here - please send to whmck@yahoo.com

[RVRoadie]

I use EZ Landlord Forms. You pay an annual fee for their services. They have a wide range of forms you may need, and you get a professional looking lease.

[mikeandnancy1112]

OK, Guys! Here it is!

I just went to get my rental forms today. You go to the Property Management Office in Spanish Springs on the corner across from the Mexican Restaurant Ay Jalisco. Ask for Brenda or Marge. Either one of them will give you the forms and tell you she can email them for your records. She sent the email with the attachment but when I printed it out it was fuzzy. No, I just replaced my printer cartridge and everything else comes out clear. Anyway, she will give you the amount of forms you need. Once you fill this out you take it back. But your renters have to pick their cards up at the Sales Office in Sumter Landing. If you choose to pay for theirs you pay when you take the form back. Otherwise, they pay for their own when they pick up the ID.

Hope this helps everyone!