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Florida residential lease agreement.
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A plain-language lease with Florida's deposit, late fee, entry notice and termination rules written in. Fill in the blanks by hand or on screen, then print or save as PDF. No sign-up.

Florida rules this lease follows

Security deposit limit
No statutory cap
Deposit return
15 days (no deductions) / 30-day certified-mail notice to claim deductions
Late fees
No statutory cap, must be in the lease and reasonable (~5–10% generally accepted)
Entry notice
24 hours (for repairs), 7:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
Termination notice
30 days (month-to-month, since July 2023)
Rent control
Prohibited except in declared housing emergencies

Full summary with statutes and sources: Florida landlord-tenant laws.

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This template is general information, not legal advice. Local ordinances (rent stabilization, just-cause eviction, deposit interest, required notices) can add to it, and statutes change. Have a local lawyer review a lease before you rely on it.

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