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Landlords in Florida can charge a security deposit with specific rules. Lease renewals usually replace old terms unless stated otherwise. Consult a local attorney for detailed advice.Full Conversation
I renewed my lease and now my landlord is requiring me to pay a security deposit or purchase deposit insurance.
Hello ****, in Florida, landlords are allowed to charge a security deposit. However, they must follow specific rules like providing written notice of where the deposit is being held. As for deposit insurance, it's a newer concept and not regulated by Florida law. You may want to consult a local attorney.
My lease renewal says that I have a $*.* deposit
Hello ****, if your lease renewal states a $*.* deposit, then typically, you are not required to pay a deposit. However, if your landlord insists, you should consult a local attorney for detailed advice.
can I upload a cop
Hello ****, if you're asking about uploading a copy of your lease for legal review, unfortunately, we can't do that here at FreeLawChat. We recommend you consult a local attorney for such matters.
Does a lease renewal cancel the previous lease conditions?
Hello ****, typically, a lease renewal replaces the previous lease agreement. However, if the new lease refers to or incorporates terms from the old lease, those terms may still apply. It's recommended to consult a local attorney for a thorough understanding.
Thank you
You're welcome, ****! If you have any more questions in the future, feel free to reach out to FreeLawChat. Remember, consulting a local attorney can provide you with the most accurate advice for your situation. Best of luck!