MarketingMailingLists.org

The safety of my deposit?

My mail including a list of "fixes" necessary to the property after our arrival. They say they owe money. They waited up to 21 e-mail. Is this legal? More than six months after we moved we hired a building manager, who came to our place twice without notice, and was not in the lease or a certified copy of the administrator of the building. I want to take him to the court during the second half to break my rights tenants, but I can not have the legal capacity in the first issue because it was over 21 days to get the bill? It is postmarked 21. Thank you for any help. I live in California and the law, has 21 days to obtain a detailed list of deposits and me. It was a house he had rented. Manager "property" was not authorized, or was outside the original contract. There was no notice at any time they enter in our house.

The general rule is that the owner has 30 days to return the deposit or the tenant of repairs beyond the amount filing, but the laws are different in each state. Are in fact a violation of their rights of tenants through the introduction of his apartment without notice, and substantially breached the contract when not. But you can not sue for the money, but somehow the intrusion of the cost of money (And can prove he did). There is no such thing as punitive damages for something good. However, if your heart goes to court, go ahead and prove everything on your list of repair is valid. This is where some owners may have problems trying to keep the tanks.

Natalie Brown – Around The World (From Random Thoughts)