To rent a property in Miami, potential tenants typically need to provide proof of income (usually 2-3 times the rent amount), a credit report, a criminal background check, and previous rental references. Some landlords may also require a security deposit and the first and last month's rent upfront.

The average rent in Miami varies greatly depending on the neighborhood, type of property, and amenities offered. Generally, rental prices in Miami tend to be higher compared to other parts of Florida, with luxury and waterfront properties fetching premium prices.

Landlords in Miami are responsible for maintaining the property in a habitable condition, complying with all local housing and building codes, making necessary repairs, respecting the tenant's privacy, and returning the security deposit within the timeframe mandated by Florida law after the lease ends.