Can my landlord use our pet deposit with the security Deposit too back rent?
Friday, June 25th, 2010 at
10:44 am
well our Ex landlord gave us a three Day notice too Vacate the Apt they just called me too say we were not getting our Securtiy Deposit or our pet Deposit back because the used both on Back rent
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Absolutely a landlord can do such, in nearly all states. If you do not meet your financial obligation to the landlord, your security deposit is at risk. Your pet deposit was nothing more than an ADDITIONAL security deposit based upon potential additional pet damages.
You need to understand that you owe the rents for the period of time in which you occupied the property. If you do not pay those rents, the landlord can keep your security, as well as take you to small claims for any shortfall.
Goed ja, natuurlijk kunnen zij gebruiken de fondsen van van u zij het geld moeten behandelen u hen verschuldigd bent. Waarom zou u anders denken?
Veronderstellend was u behoorlijk de achterhuur verschuldigd (en de directe uitzetting stelt voor het zo) is, is dit volkomen begrijpelijk.
Well, if you owe him money you expect to get money back from him? Be aware if those deposits are not enough he can still sue you for more.