Gainesville rentals operate under Florida Statutes Chapter 83, Part II, the Florida Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, and understanding it helps owners use a rent guarantee correctly. Chapter 83, Part II sets the rules for residential tenancies statewide, including how leases function, the obligations of each party, deposit handling, notice requirements, and the lawful process an owner must follow when a tenant defaults. A rent guarantee does not change or override any of this. MoveSmart is a leasing and tenant-placement service, so the guarantee sits alongside your rights under Chapter 83 rather than replacing them. When a placed tenant stops paying, the formal remedies available to you as a Gainesville landlord are defined by Florida law, and you pursue them as the owner, ideally with qualified counsel. Where MoveSmart adds value is at the front end and the recovery end: disciplined screening that reduces the chance of default in the first place, and a replacement guarantee that re-sources a tenant so you are not left re-leasing alone. Owners should treat this page as general information rather than legal advice. For any specific dispute, deposit question, or action under Chapter 83, Part II, consult a Florida attorney who can apply the statute to your exact situation in Gainesville.