Tenant rights · Florida

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Upload your Florida lease and TheLeaseCheck cross-references it against Florida tenant law to flag every clause that's risky, unenforceable, or just bad for you.

Florida renter law at a glance

Max security deposit

No statutory limit

Deposit return deadline

15 days (no deductions) / 30 days (with itemized claim)

Entry notice

12 hours for repair access; reasonable for other entry

Rent control

None (statewide preemption since 2023)

Rent-increase notice

60 days for annual lease change; 15 days for month-to-month

What we check on every Florida lease

  • Landlord must hold deposit in a Florida bank or post a surety bond.
  • If landlord doesn't send claim notice within 30 days, full deposit must be returned.
  • Tenant has 15 days to object to deductions in writing.

This page is informational and is not legal advice. For a binding interpretation of your specific situation, talk to a Florida tenant-rights attorney.

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