Seagrove Beach Condos

Open Question: Where is a cheap, fun, relaxing beach to visit in florida?

My friend is getting married in August, and 2 weeks before her wedding the girls of the wedding party are planning on taking a trip to Florida. Where would be a fun place that is cheap where we could relax and just have fun for a week. There could be anywhere from 4 to 8 of us going. We were thinking a condo would be best for all of us. Any suggestions or help would be awesome...thank you

Open Question: Can the Florida condo association keep me out of my unit for unpaid association fees?

Open Question: Do you know of any condos in Florida I could rent for like 6-7 nights that are on the beach?

I want to go on my birthday which is May 28th and leave like six or seven days after. I would love love love it to be on the beach. Preferably, in PCB or Destin. Thanks so much for your help!

Open Question: Leaves underneath Kingsville Boxwood drying up!?

I am an avid collector of Bonsai and I have most in Florida but just recently moved to New York and purchased a Specemin 60 YR old Kingsville Boxwood. I have it under a full spectrum grow light and it came out of hybernation and has been growing alot of new leaves on top but the leaves underneath the canopy have dryed up. Could it be the lack of humidity in the condo? or it needs more watering? Or is this normal for it to shed the leaves underneath?I just ordered a Humidifier for more humidity in the Apt.

Resolved Question: Going to Florida on April 9th or so for a week...what all should I bring?

Like I said, I'm going to Florida for a week or so in April during/after spring break...what all should I bring with me? I'm going with my (2) best friends and there whole family that I've known for almost 8 years now. Along with their 18-year old sister that I like..ha. :) Anyhow, I'm bringing $600-$1000 cash. What all should I bring? As for how much clothes, shoes, what type(s) of shoes, what kind of clothes, how much I need for food, etc...? We're going to Universal Studios, Wet & Wild, and staying in a condo...I don't have to pay for the condo. though. Thanks for your help!

Open Question: How can i get away with drinking on spring break?

Im going to florida for spring break with my best friend. We wanna do the usual teenager stuff u know sneak out party get hammered but we are gonna be in a condo with my parents. Theres only two ways to leave the condo; out my window(second story) not a far jump but idk how we will get back up if we're drunk. And second is the front door but thats loud and right near my parents room. Any suggestions on how to pull this off? Btw if u try to convince me to obey my conservative strict parents and be a good kid i will ignore u

Open Question: I can't find a condo that fits our needs in Destin, Florida!?

We're looking for a pet friendly condo in Destin, Florida that sits directly on the beach and has a full kitchen. It needs to sleep eight, and cost between 2,000 to 2,500 dollars. Help, please!

Open Question: Vacation Pranks and Ideas for a Long Car Ride?

My family and I are going to Florida from Pennsylvania and we're driving. So that's a long drive! I need some pranks or just things to annoy people in the car. I am under 14 so nothing too extreme. It is traditional to pull pranks when we get to the place we're going so I would also like some pranks for when we get to the condo. Thank you!

Resolved Question: How much should I bring to Florida?

I'm wondering how much money to bring...I am going to Florida from March 19th-28th. How much money should I bring for food and entertainment? We are renting out a condo so we will be grocery shopping once we get there so I wont be eating out to much. So what do you think would be a good amount? I am staying in Orlando, FL if that makes a difference... Thanks for the help! =)

Resolved Question: Should i sue my landlord or the property management company?

I am renting a condo, I have never spoke to the landlord I only have their signature on the lease. I deal exclusively with their property management which is a real estate company. I had to have repairs done to my front door handle in emergency after the management company wouldn't respond to my phone calls and I had to get in so i could take medication. The locksmith stated that the mechanism in the door was broken, not the lock itself. The management company is claiming the receipt says I broke the key off in the door (it so clearly states this is NOT the case, i can't beleive how blatant this company is lying). I have gone as far as getting the comptroller of the locksmith company to write a letter stating again that this is a mechanical failure, which under Florida law is the landlords responsibility and not mine. I have since sent them a registered letter requesting the money be returned in 30 days along with the letter from the comptroller. They have not responded to it. I have called them and they aren't returning my calls now. I beleive I have a case and plan to take them to small claims once my lease is up (in case they decide as well to withhold my deposit, and considering how shady they are they probably will). My question is however, who do i sue? The landlord, who "lives abroad" (they won't reveal to me any information on the landlord) or do i sue the property management company? Thank you for your insightful input.