Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Side Mount Dishwasher My Landlord Wants To Take Our Security Deposit! Help!?

My landlord wants to take our security deposit! Help!? - side mount dishwasher

So we've lived here since October 2008. It is now July and August move. Today I had a dispute with the owner, after she decided to tell me that wanted the Wazoo take care of everything. Here are the problems:

(Located in Riverside, California)

1. We did not have a step in the inspection. Stupid, I know.
2. We close the windows.
3. Our door is broken lateral leads us into our yard. Was installed improperly and fell off its hinges, because the person, who was stabbed in the allocation of wood mounted.
4. We have many problems with the house, including water leaking from CA, bath rings are bad wax, etc. You mentioned this, make sure that maintenance hadDNO costs that should be responsible.
5. She wants to "paint" the walls because of the stains. They want us for the "10% of the carpet" for the damages that are not there and as "normal wear and tax.
6. She wants to charge, is a pump in the dishwasher that we can never replace it because it was broken.
7. We are students, and I'm sure she thinks he could run all over us.

Please be happy! Seeking legal advice? Or just that it is small claims where the problem?

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

1. Yes .. that was stupid on his part.

2. It is not even the state law? If so, must be addressed before moving

3. Answer to Question No. 2

4. What's in your lease state with respect to the A / C maintenance costs?

5. Spots dirty, stained / dirty carpets are not as "normal wear and tear.

6. Do you have up to date ... ... wrote that the dishwasher was broken?

7. I doubt it.

Enter ""???? Initial inspection

Anonymous said...

Document their refusal to grant a preliminary investigation. Once the presence of witnesses.

Clean what you can and photographed. Once the presence of witnesses.

When the question arises, take the owner to small claims court. Bring your witnesses.

Note: homeowners in California, potentially liable for triple damages for the wrongful withholding of security deposit. A polite reminder to the owner of his intention to grow to bring them to court to decide, enough, the bulk of their deposits back.

Anonymous said...

Have you written something in which he requested that these things
was broken and needs repair. Yes, you can charge for painting and wear, you were not so long.
You can bring the court, but the proof of the necessity that the damage has been done by you. Good luck, I'm tired of Directors of the crack
Tenants.

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