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Kentucky URLTA, KRS § 383.500

Free Kentucky residential lease template.

Kentucky's URLTA applies in jurisdictions that adopted it (including Louisville/Jefferson and Lexington/Fayette). Landlords must disclose the deposit account location (KRS 383.580), give 2 days notice before entry (KRS 383.615), and provide a 7-day notice for nonpayment (KRS 383.660).

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KRS 383.580

Deposit account disclosure

Separate account; location disclosed to tenant.

KRS 383.615

Notice to enter

2 days.

KRS 383.660

Nonpayment notice

7-day notice.

Required disclosures in Kentucky

Quick reference for Kentucky landlords

Security deposit capNo statutory cap
Deposit return deadline60 days from move-out
Notice before entry2 days (KRS 383.615)

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