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Boiler04 | By law, how long after you move out should a landlord refund your deposit.? |
Or at least a letter detailing why it was not refunded. |
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Weimaraner Mom
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Depending on the state, Florida is 15 days other states are 45 days, and within that time the LL must send a letter either refunding or explaining any deductions taken out of the security deposit. |
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reenzz
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It depends on what state you live in. Most states have a 30 day deadline from the time you return the keys. |
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jimbo
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Plus you should have done a walk through with him and had him sign off on any damages. |
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Precious Gem
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Look over your rental agreement and see if there is any mention of refunds. Did you leave the apartment in a mess or skip a month's rent?
That could be a couple of reasons why you were
denied a refund. |
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realestatelawyer
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This web site:
http://realestate.findlaw.com/tenant/tenant-resources/tenant-rent-security-deposit-return.html
has a chart listing the deadlines for returning the security deposit for all of the states. |
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brandyrhi
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In NC the requirements are 30 days. |
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msijg
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Depending on your state there may in fact be a law regarding this. Check the states attorney website or contact them directly.
Typically the rule of thumb is at least 7-10 business days but no more than 30/31 days.
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Expert Realtor
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In most states it's 30 days after the lease ends, not necessarily the day you move out. So if your lease ended on the 30th of the month and you moved out on the 21st, then it would be 30 days from the 30th.
In many states if the landlord does not return the deposit in a timely manner and/or does not detail why they are keeping part of it, you can sue for treble damages.
NEVER allow a landlord to do a walk-through without you present. |
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Alterfemego
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If you've given them a new address, it typically takes 30 days. Check with your city to find out your area's guidelines. |
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Sagda
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Read your tenancy agreement carefully. The landlord has the right to keep the deposit if he/she wants to carry out property checks i.e. inventory (usually it's done on the day or a day before the tenancy agreement expires). If there is damage or the property requires cleaning they can keep some of your deposit to cover the costs. Otherwise when the agreement expires and a tenant wants to move out and the property was left "as you found it" deposit should be returned immediately. |
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I_Love_McRedneck
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Reasonable amount of time - usually 30 to 60 days by state.
After a month, tell him your lawyer will be serving him with court papers - and he can expect to pay twice your deposit when you win the judgment. |
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James M
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The law merely states that it must be returned within a reasonable time. Reasonableness can be defined anyway you like. The landlord may wish to inspect the property and obtain estimates for any damage caused or any specialist cleaning that may be needed. On the other hand, he may find the property in a perfect condition, and give it back immediately. I would wait no longer than 4 weeks at the very most |
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