Where URLTA applies.
Kentucky jurisdiction-aware guides
URLTA Coverage
Kentucky URLTA is locally adopted rather than automatically statewide.
Open guide →Security Deposit
Kentucky URLTA deposit rules require separate accounts and detailed condition listings where locally adopted.
Open guide →Separate Account
Where URLTA applies, Kentucky requires security deposits in an account used only for that purpose.
Open guide →Move-In Damage List
Kentucky URLTA requires a comprehensive preexisting-damage list before the security deposit is tendered.
Open guide →Move-Out Damage List
Kentucky URLTA requires a final damage listing and gives the tenant inspection and dissent rights.
Open guide →Retention Restrictions
KRS 383.580 can bar retention when separate-account and damage-list requirements are not met.
Open guide →30/60-Day Rules
Kentucky URLTA uses separate 30- and 60-day procedures for specified unclaimed-deposit situations, not a universal refund deadline.
Open guide →Official sources
Current Kentucky statute authorizing cities, counties and urban-county governments to adopt KRS 383.505 through 383.705 in their entirety and without amendment.
Kentucky General AssemblyKRS 383.580 — Security deposits ↗Current Kentucky URLTA security-deposit section covering separate accounts, move-in and move-out damage listings, retention restrictions and 30/60-day unclaimed-deposit procedures.