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Under Arkansas law, what is the requirement regarding security deposits for residential leases?

Correct Answer

A) There is no statutory maximum; the landlord may collect any amount agreed upon

Under the Arkansas Residential Landlord-Tenant Act (Ark. Code Ann. § 18-16-304), Arkansas does not impose a statutory maximum on the amount a landlord may collect as a security deposit for residential leases. The amount is determined by agreement between the landlord and tenant. Landlords must, however, comply with the Act's requirements regarding holding and returning deposits.

Answer Options
A
There is no statutory maximum; the landlord may collect any amount agreed upon
B
The maximum is two months' rent
C
The maximum is one month's rent
D
The maximum is three months' rent

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