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Getting Your Security Deposit Back Your landlord may keep the security deposit, or part of it, for unpaid rent or for costs of repairing damages caused by you, your family, employees or guests. Ordinary

How to fill out your landlord may keep

How to fill out your landlord may keep:

1. Begin by obtaining a copy of the "Your Landlord May Keep" form from your landlord or the appropriate housing authority.
2. Read through the form carefully to ensure you understand the requirements and conditions for your landlord to retain a portion of your security deposit.
3. Fill in your personal details such as your name, address, and contact information accurately at the top of the form.
4. Provide the details of your rental property, including the address, unit number, and lease start and end dates.
5. Consult your lease agreement or any relevant documentation to determine the specific reasons your landlord may withhold a portion of your security deposit. Make sure to accurately list these reasons on the form.
6. If applicable, provide a detailed description of any damages or repairs needed in the rental property that may be deducted from your security deposit.
7. In the designated section, calculate the amount your landlord is entitled to keep based on the conditions mentioned on the form. Use the provided guidelines or seek clarification if needed.
8. Sign and date the form at the bottom to acknowledge that you have accurately filled it out.
9. Make a copy of the completed form for your records before submitting it to your landlord or the housing authority.

Who needs your landlord may keep:

1. Tenants who are moving out of a rental property and have paid a security deposit.
2. Individuals who want to ensure a fair distribution of their security deposit based on the conditions outlined in their lease agreement or rental contract.
3. Renters who want to maintain a clear and documented record of the amount their landlord is entitled to withhold from their security deposit.

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What is your landlord may keep?

Your landlord may keep a portion of your security deposit for damages or unpaid rent.

Who is required to file your landlord may keep?

The landlord is required to provide a written itemized list of deductions from the security deposit.

How to fill out your landlord may keep?

You can fill out the itemized list of deductions by detailing the reasons for withholding a portion of the security deposit.

What is the purpose of your landlord may keep?

The purpose of the itemized list of deductions is to provide transparency and accountability regarding the deductions from the security deposit.

What information must be reported on your landlord may keep?

The itemized list of deductions must include the amount withheld, the reason for withholding, and any remaining balance to be refunded.

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