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Can A Landlord Charge You 1st, Last And A Deposit For A Home Rental?
My son is moving out and he found a house and the owner wants to charge him 1st, last and a deposit, to move in. I thought they could only charge you either 1st and last or 1st and a deposit. Is this true?
asked 5 months ago
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I know that landlords are allowed to charge first, last and a security deposit in Central Florida.
answered 5 months ago
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If that is what you agree to when you sign the agreement then yes they can charge whatever you put your name to without reading the agreement.
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