Florida Landlord Reminds Residents That Lease Doesn’t Include Rooftop Access
FORT MYERS, FL—Issuing a reminder that the building’s rules must be followed even in the most catastrophic natural disasters, Florida landlord Rick Palacio told tenants fleeing floods from Hurricane Ian Thursday that their lease did not include rooftop access.
“Hello all, I just wanted to once again remind our residents that per your rental agreements, even if you are about to drown, you are never, under any circumstances, allowed on the roof level,” said Palacio, who added that he’d received reports this week of tenants illegally congregating in off-limits areas of the property, waving their arms in the air, and screaming above acceptable noise levels for help.
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