Florida Renewal and Replacement Reserve Escrow Agreement is a financial contract between a lender and a borrower that provides funds for the replacement and/or renewal of property components. The escrow agreement ensures that money is available to cover expenses related to the repair or replacement of property components, such as equipment, furniture, and other furnishings. Funds are typically held in the form of a reserve deposit or escrow account. The lender typically holds the escrow funds until the borrower has met the requirements for the escrow agreement, such as paying off the loan or making the necessary repairs. The two main types of Florida Renewal and Replacement Reserve Escrow Agreements are the Non-Recourse Escrow Agreement and the Recourse Escrow Agreement. The Non-Recourse Escrow Agreement does not permit the lender to seek repayment from the borrower if the reserve funds are not used for their intended purpose. The Recourse Escrow Agreement, on the other hand, allows the lender to pursue the borrower if the reserve funds are not used for repairs or replacement of property components.