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re: Suing someone out of state
Posted on 2/10/19 at 2:31 pm to brmark70816
Posted on 2/10/19 at 2:31 pm to brmark70816
In college i rented apartments. Seldomly, did a receive any of my security deposit back. I never beat up the property, but the landlords always seemed to find something to justify them holding onto to my deposit.
I think a lot of small claims courts would side with a landlord as well.
That said, if he already told you he was going to return your $500, you need to hold him to it. Especially if you have a record of him doing so
I think a lot of small claims courts would side with a landlord as well.
That said, if he already told you he was going to return your $500, you need to hold him to it. Especially if you have a record of him doing so
Posted on 2/11/19 at 12:55 pm to 3morereps
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In college i rented apartments. Seldomly, did a receive any of my security deposit back. I never beat up the property, but the landlords always seemed to find something to justify them holding onto to my deposit.
While I agree, most states require you to give an itemized list with prices for any deposit that is held. The landlord can't simply say, sorry you caused $1000 worth of damage.
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