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KY landlord resources

Lease preparation education in Kentucky

Review the lease documents and local requirements with a qualified attorney.

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Kentucky: Security deposits

No statutory cap. KRS 383.580 (Kentucky URLTA) applies only in jurisdictions that adopted it (e.g., Louisville Metro, Lexington-Fayette); elsewhere the lease governs.

No statutory interest requirement; KRS 383.580(1) requires a dedicated account with location/number disclosed to the tenant.

Kentucky: Lease disclosures and receipts

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Security-deposit account location and number (KRS 383.580(1))

Comprehensive move-in condition listing with estimated repair costs before taking a deposit (KRS 383.580(2))

Sources supplied for Kentucky

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Landlord education in Kentucky