Can security deposit be used for rent in Florida?
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Unless you and your landlord both agree to it and make sure it is in writing then the answer is NO.
Security deposit is being held for the purpose of making sure there is no damage to the property once the unit is being vacated. The landlord must keep this deposit in a Florida Financial Institute at all times.
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