Landlords: Tenant Left Things Behind, what can I do?

It is going to happen, it is bound to happen, that if you lease property...your former tenant has left some personal items behind when they decided to move out.

I get these questions all the time from my landlord clients. What can I do with the stuff they left behind? Do I have to put all of this in storage? Can I charge for the cost of putting these things in storage for the tenant? How long do I have to keep these things?

Today's video explains that depending on how your tenant "left" the property, determines what you have to do about the personal items they left behind.

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If you move out without returning the keys and leave his belongings inside

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In Palm Beach County, Florida, I'm trying to selling my property before my Section8 tenant's lease ends on 1/31/2023 but to no avail because my Section8 tenant is telling all the potential buyers lies about the property to scare them away and buy herself more time. I highly doubt that she'll be able to restore my property back to it's original form and have all of her hoardered stuff gone by the end of the lease (1/31/23). So if she doesn't have all of her stuff gone AND my property restored to its original form by the end of the lease, can't I keep her deposit and immediately discard of her stuff? Because didn't she breach the contract?