My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Florida
Hello, I recently moved out of a condo I rented for 2 years and 8 months. There is NOT an early termination clause in my lease. I provided my landlord 2 months notice in which he agreed to allow me to breach the lease as long as the condo re-rented. I vacated the condo on the 29th of Septemebr and a new lease was in place for October 1st. I recieved a letter from the landord withholding 1/2 the cost of commisison as well as 15 days of rent for October, and claimed damages such as painting and servicing the AC etc. There is nothing in my lease that states I am responsible for the cost of re-renting the property and he charged me for days that there was already a new lease in place. Also, he states the tentants did't move in till the 15th even though the public MLS closing statement lists October 1st and the lease date.
I want to be fair, however I feel I like I am completely being taken advantage of. Do I have any legal grounds for re-claiming my pre-paid rent for October and my security deposit.
The way I read the law it sound like he can only charge me for the days of vacancy since there wasn't an early termination clause or "liquidated damages" terminolgy in the lease.

