Notice of Intent to Impose Claim on Security Deposit

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The Notice of Intent to Impose Claim on Security Deposit form is used:

After the tenant vacates and damages your property. The notice gives you the right to impose a claim on the security deposit. Use our Notice of Intent to Impose Claim on Security Deposit form to create a written and clear record of all damages and the cost of repairs. This Notice of Intent to Impose Claim on Security Deposit
form with instructions is available separately or as part of the forms pack.

Ending Landlord-Tenant Relationship form details:

Landlord/tenant matters are governed by the laws of the State of Florida ( Florida Statutes – Chapter 83 ) and by the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure. There are five different types of notices given to tenants when ending the relationship. Each one is very specific in what it requires. Listed below are the different types of notices.

NOTICE OF NON-RENEWAL

If you choose to not renew your tenant’s lease. It is imperative to inform your tenant well in advance of your lease expiring so use our Notice of Non-Renewal form to advise your tenants of your intent not to renew.

NOTICE TO VACATING TENANT

When your tenant is vacating your property, use our Notice to Vacating Tenant to give clear notice to your tenants near the end of the lease period.

NOTICE OF INTENT TO IMPOSE CLAIM ON SECURITY DEPOSIT

After the tenant vacates and damages your property, you may impose a claim on the security deposit. Use our Notice of Intent to Impose Claim on Security Deposit form to create a written and clear record of all damages and the cost of repairs.

NOTICE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY UNDER $500

If your tenant vacates the property and left personal property worth less than $500, use our Notice of Right to Reclaim Abandoned Property Under $500 form to give notice to your tenant of where you are storing his or her personal property.

NOTICE OF ABANDONED PROPERTY ABOVE $500

If your tenant vacates the property and left personal property worth over $500, use our Notice of Right to Reclaim Abandoned Property Over $500 form to give notice to your tenant of where you are storing his or her personal property.