In Florida, a landlord cannot immediately remove a tenant's property after an eviction. The landlord must follow a legal process once the court grants an eviction and issues a writ of possession. The county sheriff will give the tenant an eviction notice, giving them 24 hours to vacate the property. If the tenant does not remove their property within this timeframe, the landlord can remove the tenant's belongings. However, it is always recommended that landlords store the tenant's property for a specified period before disposing of it. This requirement ensures that tenants have an opportunity to reclaim their possessions.