Deposit return when moving out - 3 good tips

Deposit return when moving out - 3 good tips

 

When you move out of an apartment, the deposit must be made up. It is the landlord's guarantee that there is money to make the apartment fit for purpose. However, it is usually higher than what is needed. Would you like to get as much back as possible in the deposit? So read on, as we give you tips on how you can get more of your deposit back when you move out.

 

It is always a little too exciting to move out of an apartment, because you never know how much will come back in the deposit. If you want to be sure to get as much back as possible, you will find below some tips on what you can do.

 

 

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 1. Remember to draw attention to the list of deficiencies

 

When you move in, you have 14 days to draw attention to errors and defects. You must remember to draw attention to these errors and defects at the move-out inspection, so that you will not be liable for the rectification.

 

At the same time, it is also a good idea to make a list of faults and defects with photos when you go around to the eviction inspection. For when you get the final requirement for repair, you will usually have already moved and have vague memories of what it actually looked like. This is your guarantee that they have not repaired anything at your expense that you do not actually have to pay and thus get a smaller deposit back when you move out.

 

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 2. Hand over the apartment as when moving in

 

The best thing to do in order to ensure that some of the deposit is returned when you move out is to maintain the apartment on an ongoing basis. Typically, a lack of maintenance is the reason why a lot has to be done on the part of the landlord before it can be ready for another tenant to take over. If you have lived there for more than a year, whitewashing, painting and wallpapering are usually required. Maybe even varnishing the floors.

 

Depending on what the lease says, you may have arranged in advance to have the walls, ceilings, moldings and floors in order with the help of a professional company. It may be a cheaper solution than what the landlord uses.

 

3. Clean thoroughly

 

If you would like to have a larger deposit returned when you move out, you can benefit from being thorough with the cleaning. It leaves a good impression, as well as saving you from the landlord needing to hire an extra round cleaning in. Please pay extra attention to the oven, drain, limescale and hood, as these are typically places that require extra effort.

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