Most of the
Landlord Tenant laws in Illinois are the same. Some cities
and towns may have a variation of the Illinois state law. An example
would be the return of security deposits.
This money is deemed to be
security for any damage to the premises or non-payment of
rent. the security deposit does not relieve the tenant of
the duty to pay the last month's rent. It must be returned
to the tenant upon vacating the premises, if no damage has
been done beyond normal wear and tear and the rent is
fully paid.
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the rest of the Illinois Security Deposit Guide
