Can I get my security deposit back if I changed my mind about moving in and did not sign a lease?
Unless you signed a lease, the landlord should not be able to keep your deposit. You should consider taking the landlord to small claims.
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Unless you signed a lease, the landlord should not be able to keep your deposit. You should consider taking the landlord to small claims.
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Contact the Los Angeles Housing + Community Investment Department for assistance.
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Under Civil Code 1950.5, the landlord may only make deductions from your security deposit for unpaid rent, cleaning and damages beyond normal wear...
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You should immediately file a complaint with the Los Angeles Housing + Community Investment Department and ask for a reduction in service credit.
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