
Tennessee Security Deposit Law: 17 Counties, a 60-Day Notice Rule
Tennessee's deposit statute covers only 17 counties. There is no cap or refund deadline, but skipping the deposit account and damage list forfeits it.
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Tennessee's deposit statute covers only 17 counties. There is no cap or refund deadline, but skipping the deposit account and damage list forfeits it.
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Wyoming landlords must return deposits within 30 days, or 15 days after getting your address, plus 30 with damage; unreasonable failure costs the deposit.
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Wisconsin landlords must return deposits within 21 days with a written statement, can't deduct routine carpet cleaning, and owe double for violations.
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West Virginia deposits are due within 60 days, or 45 days after a new tenant moves in, and bad-faith withholding adds 1.5 times the...
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DC caps deposits at one month's rent, requires interest-bearing escrow, and allows 45 days to refund or give notice; bad faith means treble damages.
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Washington landlords need a signed move-in checklist to take a deposit and must document every deduction within 30 days or owe the full deposit.
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Virginia caps deposits at two months' rent, requires a move-in damage report in five days, and gives landlords 45 days to account for the...
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Vermont landlords must return deposits with an itemized statement in 14 days or lose the right to keep any of it; willful failure means...
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Utah landlords get 30 days to return deposits; after a tenant's formal notice they have five business days or owe the full deposit plus...
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Texas sets no deposit cap, but a landlord who misses the 30-day refund is presumed in bad faith and can owe $100 plus three...
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South Dakota caps deposits at one month's rent, requires a refund or written reasons within 21 days, and strips landlords who miss it of...
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South Carolina sets no deposit cap but gives landlords 30 days to itemize and return it, with triple the wrongly kept amount plus attorney...
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Rhode Island caps deposits at one month's rent, gives landlords 20 days to return them, and adds twice the wrongly kept amount plus attorney...
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Pennsylvania caps deposits at two months' rent in year one and one month after, pays interest after two years, and doubles wrongly withheld money.
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Oregon landlords must account for deposits within 31 days, may charge carpet cleaning only under strict rules, and owe double for bad-faith withholding.
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Oklahoma deposits sit in escrow, come back 45 days after your written demand, and revert to the landlord if you don't demand within six...
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Ohio sets no deposit cap but owes 5% interest on deposits above one month's rent, a 30-day itemized return, and double damages for wrongful...
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North Dakota caps deposits at one month's rent, requires interest and a 30-day refund, and awards treble damages for unjustified withholding.
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North Carolina caps deposits at 2 weeks to 2 months' rent by lease type, allows nonrefundable pet fees, and requires an itemized refund within...
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New York caps deposits at one month's rent and requires an itemized refund within 14 days of move-out, or the landlord forfeits the right...
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