A landlord can retain a tenant's entire security deposit without explanation if the tenant vacates the premises before the end of the lease term.
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This statement is false. A landlord cannot retain the full security deposit without explanation, even if the tenant vacates prematurely. Most jurisdictions require landlords to provide an itemized accounting of the deposit, showing deductions for unpaid rent, damage beyond normal wear and tear, or other legally permissible reasons. Retaining the deposit without proper justification often violates tenant protection laws.
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