FLORIDA
LANDLORD NETWORK
Making Smarter Landlords
Since 1998
The Florida Landlord Network
has provided
news, information, and business tools
that help make smarter landlords

HUD Orders Housing Authorities to Verify Citizenship
According to their release, HUD discovered nearly 200k tenants requiring eligibility verification, nearly 25k,deceased tenants, and nearly 6k,ineligible non-American tenants.
Rental Market Now Firmly Renter-Friendly as Vacancy Rate Climbs
Realtor.com says in their January Rental Report that 44 out of the 50 largest metros are now either renter-friendly or balanced, leaving just six markets more landlord-friendly.
Some Early Signs In 2026 As Rents Find Some Footing
U.S. multifamily rents posted a modest increase in January, snapping a five-month decline, but heavy supply, slowing absorption and economic uncertainty point to a fragile recovery as the spring leasing season approaches,

Serving Florida's Landlords Since 1998
In April of 1998, The Florida Landlord Network began as a local club. Only a year or two later, demand had expanded the Network to the entire state. Today we serve thousands of landlords and property managers in Florida and beyond.
There are no membership fees, no transaction fees, no hidden fees for all we offer via our website and other points of distribution. Someone asked us: “So, how do you pay the bills?”
As a media company focused on landlord and property management issues, we freely distribute solutions: news, information, & business tools, intended to help make smarter landlords.
Shunning traditional advertising revenue, we chose to support the organization with income from specialized services. Thus, our Tenant Screening Service, Eviction Service, On-line Rent Collection, and a few others pay for all that we offer without the burden of member fees and advertising. We thought it's Kind of neat idea!





