North Dakota Security Deposit
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North Dakota SECURITY DEPOSITS

The landlord is obligated to deposit the money in a federally insured interest-bearing savings or passbook account.

All communications should be done via Certified Mail, Return Receipt Requested. 

LIMITS:

The North Dakota Landlord can charge up to one month's rent.

The North Dakota Landlord can charge a PET DEPOSIT of up to $1,500.

When you give the landlord a deposit, be sure to get AND keep the receipt EVEN if you give the landlord a check or money order. The amount you give should also be on the lease. Verify the correct is on the lease.



INTEREST ON SECURITY DEPOSIT
If the North Dakota Security Deposit is held for more than NINE MONTHS, interest must be paid.

However, some cities may have enacted their own laws with respect to this.

RETURN OF THE SECURITY DEPOSIT
The Security Deposit must be returned within 30 days of the tenant vacating the unit.

The tenant should provide the landlord the landlord with address the security may be delivered to.

Failure to do so may waive your rights to the time requirements.

FAILURE TO RETURN THE SECURITY DEPOSIT
Notify the landlord, in writing, of their failure to return the deposit.

If a tenant does not receive the security deposit back, or is not satisfied with the landlord’s list of deductions, the tenant can go to Small Claims Court. This is a relatively easy, inexpensive procedure. The landlord will have to defend the amounts withheld. The Tenant should be prepared as well to detail why the charges are extreme or in error.

The court can award damages to the tenant up to three times the amount withheld without reasonable justification from the tenant’s security deposit. This is called "treble damages." Treble damages need to be requested when completing court papers.


Disclaimer: Laws change over time and there may be times when information on this web site will not be current. This information is for general informational purposes only. It is not intended as legal advice nor is it a comprehensive treatment of the subject. It is not a substitute for advice from an attorney. 
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