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The basic rule in Florida is this: a landlord must return to their tenants their security deposits or provide receipts of repairs that were made as a result of damage by the tenants that were made BEYOND the normal wear-and-tear of the unit. Certain parts of the apartment/home, , such as the carpets, are subject to determination of wear and tear by percentage that depreciate according to the number of years the Tenant has lived in the unit. Total normal wear and tear on a carpet, for example, is five years, so the determination is made at a rate of 1/5 per year for the carpeting and normal holes on the walls by fine nails. Security deposits must be returned, plus receipts for repairs for non-wear and tear damage, within 30 days or the landlord loses all claim for damages.

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Q: I have a rental property in Florida that's professionally managed. The tenants are disputing some of the charges the company deducted from their security deposit. What can be deducted from a deposit?
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