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In Maine, landlords can request a security deposit from tenants, but the amount cannot exceed two months rent. Upon the end of the tenancy, the landlord is required to return the security deposit within 30 days after the lease ends, or 21 days for at-will tenants, unless otherwise specified in a written agreement.
Can a landlord charge for normal wear and tear damage? State laws restrict landlords from deducting for normal wear and tear, but they can use funds for cleaning fees. In California, landlords may only deduct for repairing damage other than standard wear and tear on rental properties.
Normal wear and tear refers to the gradual and expected decline in a rental propertys condition due to your tenants everyday use. This type of deterioration occurs naturally over time, such as paint fading from consistent sunlight, minor scuff marks on walls, or carpet wear in high-traffic areas.
The wrongful retention of a security deposit in violation of this chapter renders a landlord liable for double the amount of that portion of the security deposit wrongfully withheld from the tenant, together with reasonable attorneys fees and court costs.
Reasons for which a landlord may retain the security deposit or a portion of the security deposit include, but are not limited to, covering the costs of storing and disposing of unclaimed property, nonpayment of rent and nonpayment of utility charges that the tenant was required to pay directly to the landlord.
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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.
1. Normal wear and tear. Normal wear and tear means the deterioration that occurs, based upon the use for which the rental unit is intended, without negligence, carelessness, accident or abuse of the premises or equipment or chattels by the tenant or members of the tenants household or their invitees or guests.

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