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BKRS Rentals · Central Florida

All current rental homes, in one place.

Four active BKRS rental properties across Eagle Lake, Winter Haven, and Davenport. Every listing below is represented by a licensed BKRS Florida agent.

Active rental listings

5 Properties Available
For Rent $3,000/mo

2041 Treetop Branch Way

Apopka, FL 32712

4 Beds
3 Baths
2,600 Sq Ft
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For Rent $1,950/mo

1188 Deepwater Cir

Eagle Lake, FL 33839

3 Beds
2 Baths
1,444 Sq Ft
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For Rent $2,050/mo

251 Hayley St

Winter Haven, FL 33884

4 Beds
2 Baths
1,936 Sq Ft
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For Rent $2,000/mo

2343 Burney Falls Ln

Davenport, FL 33837

3 Beds
2 Baths
1,444 Sq Ft
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For Rent $2,200/mo

553 Reggie Rd

Winter Haven, FL 33884

4 Beds
3 Baths
1,890 Sq Ft
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Renting with BKRS

What to expect when renting a home in Florida

Renting here has its own rhythm, and knowing it in advance is the difference between a smooth move and a scramble. Below is the honest version of how a Florida rental usually goes, what tends to slow things down, and what to have ready before you fall for a property.

Be ready to apply quickly

Well-priced homes in the markets we serve do not sit long. Applications typically ask for identification, proof of income, rental history, and authorization for a background and credit check, and most landlords want to see that your income comfortably covers the rent. Having documents assembled before you tour is the single biggest advantage you can give yourself, because the first complete application often wins the home.

Association approval is the step people forget

Many Florida communities are governed by a homeowners or condominium association, and a large number of them require the association to approve a tenant before move-in. That process can involve its own application, its own fee, an interview, and a waiting period measured in weeks rather than days. If a property sits inside an association, ask about approval timing before you give notice on your current place.

Deposits, lease terms, and what is included

Florida law governs how a landlord must hold a security deposit and how and when it must be accounted for after you move out. Read the lease for what it says about the length of the term, renewal, notice requirements, pets, guests, lawn care, pool service, and which utilities you carry. Ask specifically who handles maintenance and how requests are submitted, since that single answer shapes your entire experience of living there.

Protect yourself, and budget for the real move-in number

Renters insurance is inexpensive and usually required; it also covers your belongings, which the landlord’s policy never does. Budget for the full amount due at signing rather than one month of rent, and confirm in writing what that total includes. Do a documented walkthrough before you move in, with photographs and dates, and keep it. It costs an hour and settles arguments a year later.

How we work with renters

A rental is often the first step in a longer relationship, so we treat it that way. If your plan is to buy in a year or two, we will tell you what to protect on your credit and what your rent history is worth when you apply. If you become an owner later, the same firm handles Keep, Rent, and Sell. We follow fair housing law in every showing and application, and we do not steer anyone toward or away from a community on the basis of a protected class.

BKRS Real Estate is a licensed Florida real estate brokerage. Rental terms, availability, and pricing are set by the property owner and are subject to change. Equal Housing Opportunity.