Florida Lease Renewal Notice Template: Renewal Offer and Non-Renewal Notice (Fla. Stat. §§ 83.575, 83.57)

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Lease Renewal Notice (Florida)

Landlord’s Notice of Renewal or Non-Renewal under Florida Statutes §§ 83.575 and 83.57

Date of notice: [Date]

To: [Full name of each tenant]
Premises: [Street address, unit], [City], [County] County, Florida [ZIP]
Current lease: dated [date], ☐ ends on [date] ☐ month to month

1. Renewal Decision (check one)

☐ Offer to renew. We offer to renew your lease for ☐ a new term of [number] months, from [date] to [date] ☐ a month-to-month tenancy beginning [date], on the same terms as your current lease except for the changes listed in Section 2. This offer stays open until [date].

☐ Notice of non-renewal. Your lease ends on [date] and will not be renewed. This notice is given within the notice period your lease requires, which is [30 to 60] days before the end of the term (§ 83.575(1)). You must vacate and return the keys by [time] on [date].

2. Changes to the Terms (if renewing)

TermCurrentProposed
Monthly rent$[Amount]$[Amount]
Security deposit or fee in lieu of deposit[Amount and type][Amount and type]
Utilities and services paid by tenant[List][List]
Notice required to end the renewed lease[Days][30 to 60 days]
Other changes[Describe][Describe]

The new rent of $[amount] takes effect on [date], ☐ at the start of the renewed term ☐ after at least 30 days’ written notice before the end of a monthly rental period, for a month-to-month tenancy.

3. Fee in Lieu of Security Deposit (Florida Statutes § 83.491)

[Include only if the renewal offers a fee instead of a security deposit.] Please note:

  • You have the option to pay a security deposit of $[amount] instead of the fee at any time.
  • You may, at any time, end the agreement to pay the fee and pay that security deposit instead.
  • While paying the fee, you may choose to pay the security deposit in monthly installments of $[amount] as we agree.
  • Additional charges for these options: [none / describe]. Payments for each option: fee $[amount] per [period]; deposit $[amount].
  • The fee ☐ is ☐ is not refundable. It only secures occupancy without paying a security deposit.
  • The fee does not limit or change your obligation to pay rent and fees under the lease or to pay for repairing damage beyond normal wear and tear.
  • If we use any part of the fee to buy insurance, you are not insured and are not a beneficiary of that insurance, and it does not change your obligations under the lease.

[If the tenant chooses the fee, a separate written fee agreement signed by both parties is required (§ 83.491(4)).]

4. Your Response

Please return this section by [date].

☐ I/We accept the renewal on the terms above and will sign the renewal agreement.
☐ I/We would like to discuss the terms. Best way to reach me/us: [phone or e-mail].
☐ I/We will not renew and will move out on or before [date], giving the notice my/our lease requires.

Tenant: ____________________ Date: __________ Tenant: ____________________ Date: __________

5. Landlord or Agent

Name: [Name] · Address: [Address] · Phone: [Phone] · E-mail: [E-mail]

Signed: ___________________________ (landlord or authorized agent) Date: __________

6. Certificate of Delivery (Florida Statutes § 83.56(4))

I delivered this notice on [Date] by (check one):

☐ delivering a true copy to [name]
☐ mailing a copy to the tenant at [address]
☐ e-mailing a copy to the tenant’s designated e-mail address [e-mail] under the signed electronic-delivery addendum (§ 83.505)
☐ leaving a copy at the residence, the tenant being absent from the premises

Delivered by: ___________________________ (name and signature)

Before You Send (Delete This Section)

  • Check the lease’s notice clause. If it requires the tenant to give notice at the end of the term, you must give non-renewal notice within the same period, and neither period can be under 30 or over 60 days (§ 83.575(1)).

  • Liquidated damages need an extra notice. To charge a tenant who leaves without the required notice, send written notice of the tenant’s obligations, the termination date and all fees within 15 days before the notification period starts (§ 83.575(2)).

  • Month-to-month rent changes should be given at least 30 days before the end of a monthly period.

  • Keep proof of delivery, including the e-mail and evidence of transmission if you use the § 83.505 addendum.

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Lease Renewal Notice (Florida) · 30 to 60-day notice clauses, rent increases, holdover, fee in lieu of deposit, delivery

Eight questions to settle before a Florida landlord offers, or declines, a renewal. Florida does not cap rents or require a renewal offer, but a lease that asks the tenant for notice at the end of the term also binds the landlord, and a few newer rules on fees and e-mail delivery apply to every renewal.

01 Notice

Does a Florida landlord have to give notice before the lease ends?

Only if the lease requires the tenant to give notice. A lease with a specific duration may require the tenant to notify the landlord before vacating at the end of the term only if it also requires the landlord to notify the tenant, within that period, if the lease will not be renewed; neither notice may be less than 30 or more than 60 days (Fla. Stat. § 83.575(1)).

The landlord's notice must be delivered in the manner of § 83.56(4). A lease without such a clause simply ends on its last day, and no renewal offer is required, though sending one early avoids a holdover dispute.

02 Damages

Can a lease charge a tenant who leaves without the required notice?

Yes, as liquidated damages specified in the lease, but only if the landlord sends written notice of the tenant's obligations under the notice clause and the date the lease ends within 15 days before the notification period starts, listing all fees, penalties and other charges (§ 83.575(2)).

That reminder is separate from the renewal offer. Many landlords send both together: the renewal terms and a reminder of the notice deadline and its consequences.

03 Rent

Is there a limit on rent increases in Florida?

No. There is no statewide cap, and a county, municipality or other local government may not adopt or maintain any law, ordinance, rule or other measure that would have the effect of imposing controls on rents (Fla. Stat. § 125.0103(2); § 166.043(2)).

The limit is the lease itself: rent cannot change during a fixed term unless the lease allows it, so the new rent belongs in the renewal. An increase must also not be retaliatory or discriminatory (see question 7).

04 Month to month

How does a month-to-month renewal work?

If the rental agreement does not state a duration, the tenancy runs from one rent period to the next, so a lease with monthly rent becomes month to month (§ 83.46(2)). Either party can end it with at least 30 days' written notice before the end of a monthly period (§ 83.57(3)).

Because the tenancy can end on that notice, a rent change for a month-to-month tenant is given at least as much notice, timed to the end of a rental period. The template's renewal table offers a month-to-month option alongside a new fixed term.

05 Holdover

What if the tenant stays after the lease ends?

A tenant who stays with the landlord's permission after the lease ends, without giving the 30 days' notice required for a month-to-month tenancy, is liable for an additional month's rent (§ 83.575(3)). A tenant who holds over without permission can be removed through the court, and the landlord may recover double the rent for the holdover period (§ 83.58).

Whether rent was accepted after the end date usually decides which rule applies, so say clearly in the non-renewal notice whether any stay past the date is permitted.

06 Deposits

Can the renewal offer a fee instead of a security deposit?

Yes, for rental agreements entered into or renewed on or after July 1, 2023, but the landlord must first tell the tenant in writing that the tenant may pay a security deposit instead at any time, may end the fee arrangement at any time by paying the deposit, and may pay the deposit in installments, along with the other disclosures in § 83.491(3).

A tenant who chooses the fee signs a separate written agreement, and the fee amount may not be increased during the term of the rental agreement (§ 83.491(4)). Section 3 of the template lists the required disclosures.

07 Retaliation

Can a Florida landlord refuse to renew for any reason?

Florida has no just-cause requirement, but a landlord may not discriminatorily raise rent, cut services or bring an action for possession primarily to retaliate against a tenant who, in good faith, complained to a code enforcement agency, joined a tenant organization, complained to the landlord under § 83.56(1) or exercised fair housing rights, among other protected acts (§ 83.64).

Retaliation is a defense to an eviction, and it does not apply where the landlord proves good cause, such as nonpayment or a lease violation. Fair housing laws also apply to renewal decisions.

08 Delivery

How must a Florida renewal or non-renewal notice be delivered?

By mailing it, delivering a true copy, e-mailing it under a signed electronic-delivery addendum, or, if the tenant is absent from the premises, leaving a copy at the residence (§ 83.56(4)).

E-mail works only where both parties signed the addendum in the form of § 83.505; the notice is deemed delivered when sent unless it bounces, and the sender must keep a copy and evidence of transmission. The certificate of delivery in the template records the method.

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