Florida Home Renting - Can my lease forbid repairing my vehicle?
<p>I received a letter by my landlord today stating that I have 7 days to vacate or remedy the situation - the situation being that I replaced the alternator I suppose in my car the other day?</p>

<p>The title of the letter states "Seven Day Notice of Non-Compliance (With Opportunity To Cure) stating "As per the section titled vehicles which states: 'Tenant is not to repair or disassemble vehicles on the premises'"</p>

<p>I'm not even totally sure how I'm supposed to go about remedying this as it's not something that's ongoing, but I'm also surprised that that's a rule in my lease, is there really absolutely no way I'm allowed to fix my own car?</p>

<p>If you signed the lease, technically you agreed to it so you can't really object now. Yeah, it is a little ridiculous. </p>

<p>I think, if you really went to court a judge would have leniency on you, but he/she might not, as well. </p>

<p>Try to talk to them and see what the "opportunity to cure" is.</p>

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