Tennessee Residential Lease Agreement
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Tennessee security deposit rules
- Security deposit limit
- No limit
- Deposit return deadline
- No fixed deadline found
General-purpose template. Set up for Tennessee from our state data, with limited Tennessee-specific provisions; they have not yet been reviewed by us.
State summary
Security deposit limit: No statutory limit. Return deadline: No fixed deadline found.
Nearby state leases
Tennessee landlord-tenant rules, with sources
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Security deposits in Tennessee
- Deposit limit, return and deductions
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- No statewide deposit limit was found. In counties covered by the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (population over 75,000), the landlord must keep deposits in a separate account at a regulated bank and prepare a move-out damage list; without both, the landlord may not keep any of the deposit. A fixed refund deadline could not be confirmed from the official text, so none is shown (Tenn. Code Ann. § 66-28-301).
- Interest on the deposit
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- LeaseCraft has not confirmed whether Tennessee law requires landlords to pay interest on security deposits; check the statute or ask a local attorney.
LeaseCraft has not confirmed Tennessee's notice periods for ending a tenancy or for eviction at the official source, so this page does not state them.
What's included
- Property, rent, and term details
- Maintenance and utility responsibilities
- Signature blocks for all parties
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Frequently asked questions
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Tennessee sets no statewide security deposit limit. No fixed deadline for returning the deposit was found. No statewide deposit limit was found. In counties covered by the Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (population over 75,000), the landlord must keep deposits in a separate account at a regulated bank and prepare a move-out damage list; without both, the landlord may not keep any of the deposit. A fixed refund deadline could not be confirmed from the official text, so none is shown (Tenn. Code Ann. § 66-28-301).
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