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my lease ended in july , but in aug the apartment was sold .i was on a wek to week rent . i gave my week notice to the landlord that i would be moving, it been 30day from today that i moved out, i cleaned the apartment, head to toe , had carpets cleaned prof. did everything he told me to. even painted alittle. my lease stated that my deposite will be returned in 14 day unpon key returned. it been 30days, i have called about 6 times and lefted message over the last week, i have not got a single call back ,i have went to office and it has been closed. i have every returned rent check, my rent was never late, and i had no problems with the landlord... and if he has kept the money for damge or something, isn't he to mail me a paper saying he kept the full or sum money for repairs , and a list of repairs he had to keep money for ? Assuming that he is claiming that he is using your deposit to pay for damages caused by the tenant. I wouldn't start suing right now. Not only will you waste even more money, but many courts will likely side with the landlord. As someone who has had rent problems before, get them served with papers as soon as you can. It is amazing how landlords move or dissappear and your money does too. The landlord, not you, broke the lease by not returning the money when your key was returned and you are in the right. There are many slippery landlords out there. They generally don't pay until you take them to court. They figure most people are too busy to bother with it. They end up keeping quite a few thousand a year. It is decent tenants like yourself that are the ones who suffer. Even if it ends up costing you, take him to court and get your money. Maybe he has stuck it to others so you can go to together on it. most likely, your deposit is small enough so you'd qualify to bring suit in small claims court (less expensive filing fees and initial costs, usually). I'd bring suit now - no sense in waiting if he's been unresponsive to date. 1. When you don't receive a return call promptly, you should CYA in writing: a polite letter requesting your deposit be returned, sent via *certified mail*. The property management company might just be busy (or lazy), but security deposit scams are not unheard of. |
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