In Florida, a landlord must return a security deposit within:

A flat 30-day rule regardless of circumstances does not accurately reflect Florida law, which requires a faster 15-day return when the landlord has no claim — the 30-day period only applies when the landlord intends to make a claim and must send written notice of that intent.

A 14-day return window does not exist in Florida's security deposit statute and likely confuses Florida law with other states or with a landlord's general duty to inspect the property, which is a separate obligation.

A 60-day return period would be far too long under Florida law and would expose a landlord to significant legal liability, as the statute imposes penalties for non-compliance within the 15 or 30-day windows, making 60 days an untenable and incorrect timeframe.