Shanta is renting beachfront property in malibu. the unfurnished bungalow has two bedrooms, one bathroom, and is right on the beach. shanta's monthly rent is $1,600. her landlord, harold, is requiring a $6,400 nonrefundable security deposit. this amount includes her first month's rent. is this an acceptable amount for a security deposit? (a) no, the maximum security deposit allowed in california for an unfurnished property is two months' rent. the correct amount would be $4,800, including the first month's rent. additionally, security deposits cannot be labeled as nonrefundable.(b) no, the maximum security deposit allowed in california for an unfurnished property is one month's rent. the correct amount would be $3,200, including the first month's rent and the security deposit. additionally, security deposits cannot be labeled as nonrefundable.(c) yes, the maximum security deposit allowed in california for an unfurnished property is three months' rent. the amount of $6,400 includes the first month's rent. however, the security deposit cannot be labeled as nonrefundable.(d) no, there is not a maximum security deposit regulation in california. landlords may decide on the amount based on the property's value.