This is a sample Itemized Security Deduction Form. The law requires landlords to give an itemized list when making deductions from tenant security deposit. A disposition of security deposit, or security deposit deduction form, is used by landlords to provide tenants a detailed breakdown of charges applied against the security deposit. Once the tenant has moved out of the rental the landlord must return any unused portion of the security deposit. The form may be customized to suit your needs.
Landlords must provide the itemized security deduction form within a specific timeframe after the tenant moves out, typically within 21 days.
Yes, in Long Beach, landlords are required by law to provide an itemized list of deductions to tenants when they withhold part of the security deposit.
Absolutely! Tenants have the right to dispute any deductions they believe are unfair or inaccurate, and they can do so by providing evidence supporting their claims.
Yes, tenants should receive a copy of the completed form along with any remaining balance from their security deposit.
You can list deductions for damages, unpaid rent, or cleaning costs that are necessary to restore the rental property to its original condition.
Landlords or property managers who are claiming deductions from a tenant's security deposit are the ones who need to fill out this form.
The Long Beach California Itemized Security Deduction Form is used to itemize and report security deposits deductions by landlords or property managers when tenants move out.