Landlord Tenant Closing Statement to Reconcile Security Deposit - West Virginia 2025

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A state law passed in 2011 now requires landlords to return damage deposits in full or send a written notice itemizing any alleged damages within sixty (60) days after the tenant moves out.
Landlord to deliver premises; duty to maintain premises in fit and habitable condition.
Many jurisdictions require that security deposits be returned within 21 days after the tenant vacates the unit. The actual number will vary from one state to the next.
WV Code 37-6A-2 This law allows a landlord to charge a security deposit up to an amount equal to two months rent. It also requires the landlord to provide a signed receipt for the deposit.
If the landlord willfully fails to comply with this section, the court shall order the return of the security deposit to the tenant, together with actual damages and reasonable attorney fees, unless the tenant owes rent to the landlord, in which case the court shall order an amount equal to the security deposit

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To ask for your security deposit back, you could say something like, ``Im sorry to trouble you, but would it be possible to get my security deposit back? I understand if its not possible, but I would appreciate it if you could refund me.

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