Property Management
In Massachusetts, a security deposit for a residential rental cannot exceed:
AOne month's rent✓ Correct
BTwo months' rent
CThree months' rent
DAny amount agreed upon by both parties
Explanation
Massachusetts law (MGL Chapter 186, §15B) limits residential security deposits to no more than one month's rent.
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