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Landlords in Alabama must do the following: Comply with local building codes. Make repairs and keep their rental properties safe and habitable. Keep all common areas clean and safe.
I was also paid up in my rent and I gave you my new address. Under California law, you had 21 days after I vacated the apartment to return my security deposit. As of today, I have received neither my $1,500 security deposit nor any accounting from you for that money. You are now over a week late returning my deposit.
Security Deposit Laws However, the security deposit must be returned within 35 days after the tenant moves out. The landlord is allowed to deduct any unpaid rent or damages from the deposit. Additionally, the landlord must provide a written itemized list of any deductions made.
Yes, a landlord can charge more than the security deposit for damages, but there are specific conditions and legal considerations that apply.
The maximum security deposit amount that a landlord can charge is capped under Alabama state law. For unfurnished units, the maximum security deposit is equal to 1 months rent at the start of the lease. For furnished units, the maximum security deposit a landlord can charge is 2 months rent at the start of the lease.
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I am writing to formally request the immediate return of my $[Amount] security deposit for the property at [Rental Property Address], which I vacated on [Move-Out Date]. Under the terms of our lease and state law [Cite specific state statute if applicable], you are now past the deadline for returning security deposits.
Security deposits cannot exceed 1 months rent for unfurnished units or 2 months rent for furnished units. Landlords have 35 days after move-out to return deposits or provide written notice of any deductions. Normal wear and tear is not grounds for deductions from the deposit.

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