Alaska Residential Lease Agreement
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Alaska security deposit rules
- Security deposit limit
- 2 months' rent
- Deposit return deadline
- 14 days; a second deadline applies to deductions
General-purpose template. Built for Alaska from our state data, with Alaska clauses; they have not yet been reviewed by us.
State summary
Security deposit limit: 2 months' rent. Return deadline: 14 days; a second deadline applies to deductions.
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Alaska landlord-tenant rules, with sources
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Security deposits in Alaska
- Deposit limit, return and deductions
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- Max 2 months' rent, prepaid rent included, except where rent is over $2,000 a month; a separate pet deposit of up to one month is also allowed. The refund and itemized notice are due within 14 days after the tenancy ends and possession is returned if proper notice of termination was given, or within 30 days if it was not or there is a deduction for damage. Willful noncompliance can cost twice the amount withheld (Alaska Stat. § 34.03.070).
Reviewed · Alaska Stat. § 34.03.070
- Interest on the deposit: No statewide requirement
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Reviewed · Alaska Stat. § 34.03.070
LeaseCraft has not confirmed Alaska's notice periods for ending a tenancy or for eviction at the official source, so this page does not state them.
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Frequently asked questions
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In Alaska the security deposit limit is 2 months' rent. The return deadline is 14 days; a second deadline applies to deductions. Max 2 months' rent, prepaid rent included, except where rent is over $2,000 a month; a separate pet deposit of up to one month is also allowed. The refund and itemized notice are due within 14 days after the tenancy ends and possession is returned if proper notice of termination was given, or within 30 days if it was not or there is a deduction for damage. Willful noncompliance can cost twice the amount withheld (Alaska Stat. § 34.03.070).
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