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Nothing in life is guaranteed. When you decide to create revenue by renting out a property you do so knowing there are risks. To curtail risks you install precautions like developing a rental agreement and requesting a security deposit.
According to Forbes , a rental agreement or lease “gives the tenant the right to live in a dwelling for a fixed time period — usually 12 months, but it could be any length of time ranging from three months to 24-plus months.” This agreement protects the landlord and tenant in case a situation arises.
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security deposit , according to thebalancesmb.com, is “a sum of money that you collect from a tenant in addition to their first month’s rent. It is a one-time fee that is refundable.” The security deposit gets used by the landlord in case of any damages caused to the property by the tenant. Although you may request a security deposit receipt it’s not required in some states like Texas.
But what happens if your landlord isn’t willing to a security deposit refund? Continue reading to learn your rights for getting back your security deposit back in Texas.
Now that you’re better informed on your rights to recovering your security deposit refund it’s time to make your move. Whether the property at issue is residential or commercial, engaging Manfred Sternberg & Associates ensures that you get the support of decades of experience.
Mr. Sternberg’s track record and experience of working with clients from the earliest stages of their cases allows him to bring a uniquely broad-based perspective to the matters he handles.
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