Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Florida

I assume this is a normal condo, and not a hotel/motel type place. If so,

They cannot forcibly remove you without a court order. To get the order, they first need to give you a letter demanding you to leave in 3 days. If you don't then they need to file a tenant eviction with the court. Once they get the order, which requires a hearing if you file an answer (which you should do), they have to post a 24 hour notice called a Writ of Possession on your door to vacate, and if you don't, then the police/sheriff can remove you.

Tenant evictions, depending upon where you live take 3 to 8 weeks (usually longer then shorter) normally.

If you stay beyond the first notice to leave, the landlord can charge you double rent and get a judgment against you for any unpaid rent. But you may find that you could stay in the place up to 2 months (maybe longer), though the legal issues/judgment may haunt you.