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The document is an 'Agreement to Enter into a Lease' between a Tenant and Landlord for a property in Florida. It outlines the terms and conditions for leasing, including property details, occupancy limits, pet policies, rent payment structure, security deposits, and responsibilities of both parties. The agreement emphasizes that it is not a lease itself but a precursor to one, requiring further execution of a formal lease document.

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