This form covers the subject matter described in the form's title for your State. This is a letter from the Tenant to Landlord containing notice of wrongful deductions from the security deposit anda demand for return. This form complies with state statutory law.
Letter from Tenant to Landlord Containing Notice of Wrongful Deductions from Security Deposit and Demand for Return to Jurupa Valley, California Dear [Landlord's Name], I am writing to bring to your attention what I believe to be wrongful deductions from my security deposit at the end of my tenancy in [Rental Property Address]. As a responsible tenant and to ensure a fair resolution of this matter, I kindly request your immediate attention and response. Upon vacating the premises on [Move-out Date], I conducted a thorough inspection and complied with the requirements stated in our lease agreement, leaving the property in the same condition as when I moved in, enhancing it even. Based on my understanding of California law, a landlord is required to return the security deposit within 21 days, specifying any deductions made and providing adequate documentation to support such deductions. Unfortunately, I received a security deposit return statement from you dated [Date], which listed various deductions that I believe to be wrongful and in violation of the California Civil Code 1950.5. As a tenant, I have the right to question and seek redress for these discrepancies. First and foremost, I contest the deduction of [specific amount] for [reason for deduction]. This deduction seems unjustified, as [provide details explaining why the deduction is unwarranted]. Moreover, I had already addressed this issue during our previous communication, and it was agreed upon that you would not deduct any amount for this reason. Additionally, I question the deduction of [specific amount] for [reason for deduction]. During the tenancy, I took reasonable care of the property and fulfilled my responsibilities as a tenant. Therefore, I believe that this deduction is unwarranted and unsupported by any evidence of damage or neglect on my part. Furthermore, I raise concerns regarding the deduction of [specific amount] listed as [reason for deduction]. According to California law, normal wear and tear resulting from ordinary use of the premises cannot be deducted from the security deposit. After residing at the property for [duration of tenancy], it is only natural that certain minor wear and tear may occur, and it should not be held against my security deposit. I respectfully request that you immediately rectify the deductions made from my security deposit and return the full amount of [total security deposit amount] within 10 days of receiving this letter, as required by California law. Failure to comply may result in further legal action to protect my rights as a tenant. Enclosed with this letter, please find copies of relevant documents, including the move-in inspection report, photographs supporting the property's condition upon moving out, and any other supporting evidence that validates my claims. I trust that this matter can be resolved promptly and reasonably, avoiding any unnecessary legal action. I have valued our working relationship throughout my tenancy and would appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter. Please respond to this letter within 10 days to resolve this issue amicably. Failure to do so may leave me no choice but to pursue legal remedies available under California law. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, [Tenant's Name] [Current Address] [City, State, ZIP Code] [Email Address] [Phone Number] Additional Types of Letters: 1. Jurupa Valley California Letter from Tenant to Landlord Containing Notice of Unreturned Security Deposit: This type of letter is for tenants who have not received their security deposit within the stipulated time frame and demand its immediate return. 2. Jurupa Valley California Letter from Tenant to Landlord Containing Notice of Inspection Discrepancies and Related Deductions: This type of letter is for tenants who disagree with deductions made from the security deposit due to inspection discrepancies, unagreed-upon repairs, or damages they believe they are unjustly held accountable for. 3. Jurupa Valley California Letter from Tenant to Landlord Containing Notice of Failure to Provide Itemized Deductions: This letter is for tenants who did not receive a detailed itemized list of deductions made from the security deposit and request the landlord to promptly deliver one.Letter from Tenant to Landlord Containing Notice of Wrongful Deductions from Security Deposit and Demand for Return to Jurupa Valley, California Dear [Landlord's Name], I am writing to bring to your attention what I believe to be wrongful deductions from my security deposit at the end of my tenancy in [Rental Property Address]. As a responsible tenant and to ensure a fair resolution of this matter, I kindly request your immediate attention and response. Upon vacating the premises on [Move-out Date], I conducted a thorough inspection and complied with the requirements stated in our lease agreement, leaving the property in the same condition as when I moved in, enhancing it even. Based on my understanding of California law, a landlord is required to return the security deposit within 21 days, specifying any deductions made and providing adequate documentation to support such deductions. Unfortunately, I received a security deposit return statement from you dated [Date], which listed various deductions that I believe to be wrongful and in violation of the California Civil Code 1950.5. As a tenant, I have the right to question and seek redress for these discrepancies. First and foremost, I contest the deduction of [specific amount] for [reason for deduction]. This deduction seems unjustified, as [provide details explaining why the deduction is unwarranted]. Moreover, I had already addressed this issue during our previous communication, and it was agreed upon that you would not deduct any amount for this reason. Additionally, I question the deduction of [specific amount] for [reason for deduction]. During the tenancy, I took reasonable care of the property and fulfilled my responsibilities as a tenant. Therefore, I believe that this deduction is unwarranted and unsupported by any evidence of damage or neglect on my part. Furthermore, I raise concerns regarding the deduction of [specific amount] listed as [reason for deduction]. According to California law, normal wear and tear resulting from ordinary use of the premises cannot be deducted from the security deposit. After residing at the property for [duration of tenancy], it is only natural that certain minor wear and tear may occur, and it should not be held against my security deposit. I respectfully request that you immediately rectify the deductions made from my security deposit and return the full amount of [total security deposit amount] within 10 days of receiving this letter, as required by California law. Failure to comply may result in further legal action to protect my rights as a tenant. Enclosed with this letter, please find copies of relevant documents, including the move-in inspection report, photographs supporting the property's condition upon moving out, and any other supporting evidence that validates my claims. I trust that this matter can be resolved promptly and reasonably, avoiding any unnecessary legal action. I have valued our working relationship throughout my tenancy and would appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter. Please respond to this letter within 10 days to resolve this issue amicably. Failure to do so may leave me no choice but to pursue legal remedies available under California law. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, [Tenant's Name] [Current Address] [City, State, ZIP Code] [Email Address] [Phone Number] Additional Types of Letters: 1. Jurupa Valley California Letter from Tenant to Landlord Containing Notice of Unreturned Security Deposit: This type of letter is for tenants who have not received their security deposit within the stipulated time frame and demand its immediate return. 2. Jurupa Valley California Letter from Tenant to Landlord Containing Notice of Inspection Discrepancies and Related Deductions: This type of letter is for tenants who disagree with deductions made from the security deposit due to inspection discrepancies, unagreed-upon repairs, or damages they believe they are unjustly held accountable for. 3. Jurupa Valley California Letter from Tenant to Landlord Containing Notice of Failure to Provide Itemized Deductions: This letter is for tenants who did not receive a detailed itemized list of deductions made from the security deposit and request the landlord to promptly deliver one.
