Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: Tenants Rights!

Your lease should spell this out. The property may be shown on reasonable notice to the current tenant.

Re: Tenants Rights!

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Normally, a business lease discusses this matter in its content. You should review the terms of your current lease which would generally allow a 30 - 90 day period is which to place a "for rent" sign on the premises and to show the property to prospective tenants.

If you have any specifice questions or need help reviewing your current lease, you should consult a competent attorney for advice.

Scott R. Jay