http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ Landlord Community Tag: deposit en Mon, 23 Nov 2009 03:29:13 +0000 http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/security-deposit-2#post-1569 Thu, 30 Oct 2008 22:06:03 +0000 Sunshine785 1569@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>How long do I have to return a security deposit to a tenant after they have given a 30 day notice? </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/do-i-refund-holding-deposit#post-130 Thu, 20 Dec 2007 01:49:54 +0000 Robbie 130@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>It seems harder to get a renter to move in Christmas/new year. I advertised for a trustworthy roomate in my home all November till Dec 5. Found someone who aked me to hold it. She paid a smallish deposit Dec 14, but Dec 18 said she'd changed her mind about moving &#38; wants her deposit back. I put off 5 other prospects 2 weeks ago, the room's available Dec 21 &#38; I've no chance of finding someone safe by then. What, if anything should I refund her in California please?? </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/do-i-refund-holding-deposit#post-128 Thu, 20 Dec 2007 01:35:27 +0000 Robbie 128@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>It seems harder to get a renter to move in Christmas/new year. I advertised for a trustworthy roomate in my home all November till Dec 5. Found someone who aked me to hold it. She paid a smallish deposit Dec 14, but Dec 18 said she'd changed her mind about moving &#38; wants her deposit back. I put off 5 other prospects 2 weeks ago, the room's available Dec 21 &#38; I've no chance of finding someone safe by then. What, if anything should I refund her in California please?? </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/in-the-past-i#post-30 Thu, 18 Oct 2007 19:34:43 +0000 admin 30@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>You probably can, but check your local and state laws to make sure you can charge a special deposit and to see if there is a cap as to how much you can charge. </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/i-want-to-replace#post-22 Thu, 18 Oct 2007 19:19:03 +0000 admin 22@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>Unless the carpet is damaged beyond ordinary wear and tear, no. Landlords cannot keep a tenant’s security deposit to pay for improvements needed from normal wear and tear. </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/i-want-to-replace#post-17 Thu, 18 Oct 2007 16:23:53 +0000 admin 17@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ <p>I have a tenant that just moved out of one of my properties, I want to replace the carpet, can I keep some of the security deposit for this? </p> http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/topic/in-the-past-i#post-8 Thu, 18 Oct 2007 16:19:58 +0000 admin 8@http://living.apartments.com/landlordResources/ In the past I have had a no pet policy. I&acute;m considering allowing small dogs in my rental unit; can I charge a special deposit in case they trash my carpeting?