Monthly Rental Agreement – For owners/tenants who prefer not to make a long-term commitment, this lease offers both parties the opportunity to terminate the contract for a given month, as long as fifteen (15) days before the end of the lease are communicated (§ 83.57 (3)). The tenant must pay the rent on the date and place described in the lease agreement (section 83.46). The State does not set a specific courtesy period. You will find a list of leases that can be used in the state of Florida, but these are only for reference and educational purposes. It is recommended to consult a lawyer before signing an effective lease. If you don`t have a lawyer, call the Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service at (800) 342-8011 and they will help you get a lawyer closest to you. Surety (§83.49) – If a deposit has been taken, the lessor must provide the tenant, within thirty (30) days of signing the lease, with the following information on his means; Step 1 – Enter the day, month and year of the agreement in the paragraph at the top of the page. The full name of the owner, the address of the premises and the full name of the tenant must also be entered. If the lessor has paid a deposit from the tenant, he must reimburse the amount within 15 days from the date on which the tenant left the premises and evacuated the apartment or the rented apartment. The tenant must also terminate in writing if he wishes to terminate the rental agreement or for any reason, and the conditions must be clearly specified when preparing the lease. The owner of the property is obliged to make available to the tenant the funds held for the deposit within fifteen (15) days after the departure/conclusion of the contract.

If the lessor considers that he must deduct funds from the deposit due to damages or unpaid rents, he must send a written declaration containing a broken list within thirty (30) days of the termination of the contract. The tenants have fifteen (15) days from the date of receipt of the notice of opposition, failing which the deductions are deemed valid and the tenant receives the other means (§ 83.49). . . .