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Maine law says the security deposit cant be more than two times the monthly rent.
If you suspect that your landlord will not return your security deposit, you can also hand over the keys to RERA on the moving out date. The organisation can hold them for you until the payment is made.
#6 Painting Costs This is why they normally can not deduct the cost of paint from the deposit. However, if you painted the walls or have made a docHub damage to the paint, your landlord has the right to use the security deposit to cover the repainting.
As mentioned before, a landlord cannot force a tenant into any third-party contract, as stated in the Tenant Fees Act 2019. This means a landlord cannot force a tenant to use a cleaning company or any cleaning service at all. With this in mind, tenants can do their own end of tenancy clean.
When can my landlord withhold my deposit? Unpaid rent. Paying rent on time is key to being a good tenant and maintaining a positive relationship with your landlord. Cleaning costs. Damage to the property. Pet damage. Lost or broken items. Neglect. Redecoration. Fair wear and tear.
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YouII usually have to pay your first months rent in advance and a tenancy deposit. If you rent from a letting agent theyll usually ask you to pay a holding deposit. Ask about all payments before taking a property so you dont have to deal with any unexpected costs.
In the case of a tenancy at will, within 21 days after the termination of the tenancy or the surrender and acceptance of the premises, whichever occurs later.
Landlords can claim money for cleaning from the tenancy deposit under certain circumstances. In fact, whilst cleaning standards can be subjective, it is the most common claim made by a landlord for a deduction from the deposit.
In Maine, a landlord can legally withhold all or part of your deposit to recoup financial losses resulting from the following issues: The cost of storing/disposing of unclaimed or abandoned property. Unpaid rent or utility fees. Early termination of lease. Damage beyond normal wear and tear.
If you owe back rent or you have damaged your apartment, your landlord may deduct those costs from your security deposit. If you owe your landlord more than the amount of your security deposit, he may sue you in court.

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