When you move out of your apartment, the first thing you probably want to do get your deposit back.
To make sure you get your deposit back, there are a few things you need to do.
- Be sure to give your notice of termination to your landlord in accordance with your lease.
- After you have given the notice, you must start cleaning the apartment from top to bottom. This means scrubbing floors and appliances, dusting all surfaces and making sure there is no dirt or grime left behind.
- If possible, try to leave the apartment in better condition than when you moved in.
- After you finish cleaning, take photos or videos of the apartment to document its condition. This will give you evidence if your landlord tries to claim that you have damaged the property.
- Finally, you must ensure that you hand over all keys and key rings to your landlord before you move out.
By following the steps above, you can increase your chances of getting your deposit back when you move out of your apartment.
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Do you need help getting the deposit back?
Many tenants do not realize that they may be entitled to their security deposit back when they move out of their rental property. Most landlords are required to repay the deposit within a certain time frame, usually 30 days. If you believe your landlord has wrongfully withheld your security deposit, there are a few things you can do.
Firstly, you can try contacting your landlord directly to discuss the situation.
If that doesn't work, you can file a complaint with the Consumer Protection Authority or a small claims court. You can also get help from a lawyer or a housing advice agency. With a little knowledge and persistence, you have a good chance of getting your deposit back.
You can also ask Vlytningsgaranti to help. Then you don't have to throw yourself into big discussions with the landlord or long processes in a court and expensive legal bills.
Give us a call or send an email and let us help you further.
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