Your Rights · HousingLandlord owes you deposit?
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Instant delivery to your emailThe Problem
You moved out — but your landlord kept your deposit without sending an itemized list.
Your security deposit is gone — without explanation
You left the place clean. The landlord says nothing or deducts random amounts. You have no breakdown.
Many states require an itemized list within 30 days
Landlords often ignore this rule. If they miss the deadline, they may owe you the full deposit.
You don't know how to demand a refund
A formal demand letter citing your state law can pressure them to pay up.
You don't know your rights or next steps
Small claims court is an option — but you need a clear plan.
What You Get
Everything you need to demand your deposit back — and win.
Demand Letter Template
Formal letter demanding full refund of your security deposit.
State Law Reference
Know your state's security deposit rules and deadlines.
Timeline & Next Steps
What to do each week after sending the letter.
Escalation Plan
Attorney general complaint, small claims court, and tenant rights orgs.
Certified Mail Tips
How to prove your letter was received.
Small Claims Guide
Step‑by‑step for suing without a lawyer.
How It Works
From deposit withheld to money back in 5 minutes.
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Answer 5 quick questions
About your lease, deposit, and state.
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Letter, state law reference, timeline, and escalation plan.
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Customize, print, and mail it certified to your landlord.
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Questions
Everything you need to know.
Is this legal advice?
This is not legal advice. It provides information about your rights and practical tools to help you recover your deposit. For specific legal questions, consult a tenant rights attorney.
How long does my landlord have to return the deposit?
In most states, 30 days. Some states have 14 or 60 days. The demand letter includes your state's specific deadline.
What if my landlord sends an itemized list but it's fake?
You can dispute the charges in writing. The guide includes a section on challenging deductions and requesting proof (receipts, photos).
What if my landlord ignores my demand letter?
The escalation plan covers your options: file a complaint with your state attorney general, contact a tenant rights organization, or sue in small claims court.
Can I sue for more than the deposit amount?
In many states, yes — if the landlord acted in bad faith, you may be awarded double or triple the deposit amount. The guide explains state‑specific penalties.
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