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All Forum Posts by: Beth Quish

Beth Quish has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

The tenant will owe 2 months rent. Plus the security for breach of lease. I've been reading a lot about Florida judges considering clauses about forfeiture of security to be unconscionable . Trying to avoid a costly lawsuit if I lose. Thanks!

If I have it in my lease, can I keep a one month tenant security deposit and responsibility for paying the remaining 2 months owed? I would consider small claims since its about $3800. I dont want to violate a statute (which Ive checked thoroughly) or risk losing and having to pay attorneys fees. I cant seem to get any attorneys to call me back to get a consult. Any advice?